Rachel Rood

Ideastream's Matt Richmond discusses how efforts to enact lasting police reform are being impacted by the recent lawsuits and internal conflict.

The School of Peace and Conflict program takes a proactive approach to difficult topics, through open dialogue that they hope fosters understanding among their students.

The country is in the midst of a "silver tsunami" as more than 4 million Americans are poised to turn 65 this year. How are baby boomers living out their golden years?

The protected status program is eligible for some countries including Ukraine and Afghanistan. It was created by Congress in 1990 to prevent deportations to countries experiencing civil strife or natural disaster.

The head of the American Historical Association will speak at CWRU Thursday about the growing number of states, including Ohio, introducing legislation that limits teaching of the past.

The multi-million dollar project has been years in the making and includes new mixed-income housing, sidewalks, parks and on-site social services.

Cindy Hohl, the new ALA president, plans to focus on libraries' role in a democracy and protect access to information in her new term.

The recent BW NEO Voter Voices poll found abortion a top issue after the economy in determining how Ohioans will cast their vote for president and other down ballot races.

A recent incident in the district is under investigation by Akron police after a video showed one officer striking a 16-year-old student three times in the head, while he and another officer attempted to arrest him.

Ideastream Public Media reporters talk to voters at polling locations across the region about what issues or races brought them to the polls.