Regional Features: Archive by Date
February 2010
Cuyahoga County Approves Purchase Of Properties For Medical Mart
Posted Wednesday, February 3
It's another step in getting the medical mart and convention center project off the ground. Ideastream's Bill Rice reports.
3rd Frontier Wins Legislative Approval
Posted Wednesday, February 3
Ohio voters will indeed decide the fate of a plan for the state to borrow hundreds of millions for the Third Frontier project.
New Study Offers Insight Into Cause of Autism
Posted Wednesday, February 3
Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic have been studying a part of the brain called the corpus callosum.
Rare Advisory For Northeast Ohio Air
Posted Tuesday, February 2
Smog alerts are not too common in winter, and today we saw the first of the season in Northeast Ohio.
Ohio Lets Businesses Chase Scam Artists
Posted Tuesday, February 2
Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports on businesses that have been ripped off.
Cuyahoga Dredging Plans to Affect Port Move and Downtown Development
Posted Tuesday, February 2
Short-term dredging needs will have an impact on the shape and location of the Port of Cleveland, if it moves.
Former Local Attorney Seeks Supco Seat
Posted Tuesday, February 2
Constitutionally prescribed age limits prevent Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Moyer from running for another term.
Great Lakes Restoration Takes Reduction In Federal Budget; NASA Glenn Prospects Are Better
Posted Tuesday, February 2
Matt Laslo reports from Washington on what the budget could mean for Ohio and Cleveland.
Tuesday Checkup: Treating Fibroids
Posted Tuesday, February 2
There are two primary treatments for fibroids, although one poses risks if woman hopes to get pregnant.
Unexpected Agreement In Columbus On Redistricting
Posted Monday, February 1
Legislators may be on the verge of taking the politics OUT of one of the most politically-charged actions that state government ever makes.
Council Committee Hears Med Mart Latest
Posted Monday, February 1
Cleveland council's finance committee is 11 members of city council, but others also attended the briefing. Rick Jackson reports.
Brown And Union To Try To Head Off Hugo Boss Plant Closure
Posted Monday, February 1
It appears the German-owned company has little to fear, except perhaps a little bad publicity, when it closes the plant in April.
Jobless Neighbors
Posted Monday, February 1
Medina County upper-income neighborhood feeling pain of unemployment breaks code of silence
Long Distance Ownership Contributes To Home Explosion
Posted Monday, February 1
The owner of a house that exploded last monday is a company out in California. Absentee landlords are not uncommon in Cleveland.
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Northeast Ohio Headlines
- Proposed Bill Allows Rape Victims to Press Charges More Than 20 Years Later Democratic State Senator Nina Turner wants to wipe out the statute of limitations for prosecuting rape crimes.
- Republican Lawmaker Proposes New Medicaid Expansion Plan Rep. Barbara Sears' plan includes job training and drug abuse treatment for eligible Medicaid recipients.
Pursuing The Perfect Chase Scene At Playhouse Square Filming of the Captain America movie featured a chase scene outside ideastream's offices!
Mourners Displeased With Condition Of Loved One’s Final Resting Place Can File Complaints A state commission addresses grievances over poorly-maintained cemeteries.- Statehouse Democrats Demand More Information from JobsOhio As they prepare for next year’s statewide campaigns, Democrats continue to hammer away at Gov. Kasich’s key accomplishment in office so far.
NPR Headlines
In India, More Women Are Playing Matchmaker For Themselves A new generation is giving an old institution a modern twist, using singles networks and websites.
'Please, No More Clothes': Okla. Asks For Monetary Donations The aid that has been sent to Moore since the deadly tornado is not always what's needed most.
War Of Words: France Debates Teaching Courses In English Opponents of the measure say conducting classes in English could marginalize the French language.
Gnomes Crash Distinguished Garden Show In England The contentious creatures were allowed in the 100-year-old Chelsea Flower Show for the first time.
Obama Keeps Distance From Torture Debate, At Least For Now The president banned enhanced interrogation, but he's largely avoided saying whether it ever worked.
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