Regional Features: Archive by Date
November 2009
Focus Turns to Transition as Cuyahoga County Gets New Government Structure
Posted Wednesday, November 4
An executive and council will be in charge by the start of 2011.
Issue 6 Overwhelmingly Approved as New Era Begins in Cuyahoga County
Posted Wednesday, November 4
The structure of county government will be completely overhauled.
Voters Deliver Good News To Tri-C
Posted Wednesday, November 4
A 1.9-mill levy for Tri-C was easily approved by 58% of voters.
Livestock Review Board Passes Almost 2 to 1.
Posted Wednesday, November 4
Ohio to create a livestock care board after Issue 2 passes.
Mayor Jackson Re-elected in Landslide
Posted Wednesday, November 4
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson roundly defeated challenger Bill Patmon, winning 77 percent of the vote to Patmon’s 22 percent.
Analysis of Issue 6 Vote
Posted Wednesday, November 4
Democrats face challenge bringing party together after hard-fought factional dispute over county reform
Ohio Voters Approve Casino Gambling
Posted Wednesday, November 4
After four previous failed attempts to legalize casino gambling in Ohio, backers of state issue 3 finally won voters over.
Issue 6 Passes Easily - Big Changes Ahead For Cuyahoga County Government
Posted Wednesday, November 4
In a rebuke to much of the Democratic Party's leadership, Cuyahoga County voted overwhelmingly to throw out its current form of government.
Police Find At Least 10 Bodies at Anthony Sowell’s Home
Posted Tuesday, November 3
Police also charged Sowell with rape and murder.
Ohio To Receive $30M For Energy
Posted Tuesday, November 3
The three sites chosen are in the state's central and western districts.
Doctors try to allay myths about H1N1 vaccine
Posted Tuesday, November 3
Doctors say the H1N1 vaccine is safe, but Feds will be keeping track to make sure.
Tuesday Checkup: Battling Crohn’s disease
Posted Tuesday, November 3
Crohn's disease affects millions but remains relatively unknown.
An Angry Community Mourns Murder Victims
Posted Tuesday, November 3
Eastside Cleveland neighbors hold a vigil for local victims of a suspected serial killer
Cuyahoga Voter Turnout Expected To Approach Level Of 2005
Posted Monday, November 2
Voter turnout in numbers is expected to be lower this year than last November, but voting by mail to be just as popular.
Ohio Scores High Ranking In Business Climate
Posted Monday, November 2
State was ranked seventh just one year ago.
Chinese Visit Ohio For Recycling Lessons
Posted Monday, November 2
The group went to central Ohio to learn how to deal with 7 billion tons of trash.
Vetoes and Over-rides in County Reform Proposal
Posted Monday, November 2
If approved, Issue 6's council requires more than the customary 2/3 majority seen at other levels of government.
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Northeast Ohio Headlines
- Ohio Tea Party Groups Prepare Lawsuit Against IRS Ohio Tea Party members are paying close attention to the inquiry into IRS targeting of conservative applicants for nonprofit status.
- City of Akron Hacked, Says Personal Information Taken The city of Akron says that hackers have attacked its website and a tax database, and published personal data from thousands of residents.
- Ohio Report Shows Huge Growth in Utica Shale Drilling The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says Utica shale oil and gas production has grown over the past couple of years.
- Ohio Unemployment Rate Ticks Down Slightly The latest job numbers show a small tick downwards in the unemployment rate.
- Interactive Trail Guide In Development for Parks in Summit County Take your cellphone on a hike.
NPR Headlines
Advocates Struggle To Reach Growing Ranks Of Suburban Poor Poverty is now growing fastest in the suburbs, but social services remain concentrated in cities.
Is There Really A Second-Term Curse? Many presidents have had a tough time during the back half of an eight-year presidency.
Nostalgia For Sale As Captain Kangaroo's Pals Are Auctioned Off A giant lot of Captain Kangaroo memorabilia goes on the auction block this week in Los Angeles.
Children Of China's Wealthy Learn Expensive Lessons Some super-rich Chinese are sending their kids to weekend classes to learn how to deal with money.
If Your Shrink Is A Bot, How Do You Respond? Your body, face and voice express things that words sometimes obscure.
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