Rachel Rood

A local constitutional expert and political expert will discuss the election's impact on the courts statewide and nationally.

We'll talk to a national education writer and the head of Ohio's largest teachers union about President-elect Donald Trump's campaign promises regarding education.

Supervising Producer Rachel Rood shares what Thanksgiving means to her and her family this year, and what "Sound of Ideas" show tradition she's looking forward to.

The day-long symposium will be hosted by Global Cleveland in partnership with Cuyahoga County, Cleveland and the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association.

Todd, who was sworn into office in February, is the second woman in the department's history to be named as chief.

Former Cuyahoga County commissioner and Democratic party boss Jimmy Dimora, convicted on corruption charges more than a decade ago, has now served his full sentence.

The Ward 6 councilmember shared more on the newly-proposed maps that eliminate two of 17 council seats due to population loss.

Urban planner and author Richey Piiparinen died this week. In May, he discussed his memoir "Octopus Hunting" with host Jenny Hamel, and how he saw his path dealing with cancer as linked to the history of the city he loved.

A University of Akron presidential scholar, as well as the head of Cleveland's Habitat for Humanity discuss Carter's impact on the nation including his commitment to public service, peace and global health after leaving office.

Host Jenny Hamel talks to Malik about his first year in office, including responding to the aftermath of two police-involved shootings, and his vision for the future, including efforts to become a polymer hub.