Stephanie Haney

Organized labor advocates point to campaigns for pay transparency, family leave and collective bargaining agreements as a sign that workers want more workplace rights and equity.

Four social groups based in Cleveland are hosting events where individuals can meet new people, new partners and bond over shared interests.

The documentary will be screened Monday night at Oberlin College, followed by a panel discussion featuring the filmmaker alongside local and national journalists.

'Avery's Law' took effect in March 2026, in response to the four-day jail sentence received by the owner of two dogs who brutally attacked 11-year-old Avery Russell

Are blanket moratoriums and bans appropriate for dealing with data center concerns? Citizens, energy and environmental experts and industry insiders weigh in.

The use of artificial intelligence by attorneys and their clients has led to cases that are setting new precedent in the legal and copyright fields.

This Pride Month, Catholic, Christian and Jewish faith leaders in Ohio come together for a conversation about the intersections of faith and sexuality and how their congregations choose to welcome LGBTQ+ individuals.

With Americans' average life expectancy now at 79 years old, we're looking at what it takes to maintain mental, emotional and physical wellbeing for as long as possible.

Esperanto was created in 1887, with the intention of being a language that's easy to learn and speak. It's widely spoken, but some say hasn't caught on as much as it could.

Cleveland Scene staff writer Mark Oprea uncovered stories from several former church members detailing rules on marriage, major financial contributions and more.