Regional Features: Archive by Date
October 2010
Strickland Dismisses Quinnipiac Poll As “Unreliable”
Posted Tuesday, October 19
The Governor says Quinnipiac was way off in predicting the results of a recent election in Connecticut.
Palin Plans End-Of-October Visit To Ohio
Posted Tuesday, October 19
Conservative Republican activist Sarah Palin plans a visit to Ohio just 3 days before election day. Will it help or hurt Republican candidates?
RNC Chairman Michael Steele Rolls Through Ohio
Posted Tuesday, October 19
The head of the Republican National Committee is on a bus tour throughout the country, urging Americans to vote for G O P candidates.
Quinnipiac Poll Suggests Strickland Hurt By Obama Visit
Posted Tuesday, October 19
Strickland has had President Barack Obama campaigning for him, but that strategy seems to be backfiring.
Tuesday Checkup: navigating the airport
Posted Tuesday, October 19
Services on the ground help make the air travel experience easier for people who have physical disabilities.
Analysis Shows Huron Trauma Center Closure Will Increase EMS Response Times
Posted Monday, October 18
Huron Hospital's trauma center is scheduled to close in early 2011, but the emergency department will remain open.
Midwest Growth Could Lie With New Energy
Posted Monday, October 18
Developing and building new energy systems are critical to economic recovery and growth in the Midwest. Ideastream's Rick Jackson reports.
Dimora Unable To Pay Legal Fees
Posted Monday, October 18
The lawyers representing Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora have asked that the federal Government pick up the tab for his defense.
Tension Rises Between Strickland And Kasich
Posted Monday, October 18
Strickland says Kasich's proposals are irresponsible and more wreckless than the ones proposed by candidate Ken Blackwell four years ago.
Kasich’s Promise To Eliminate The Ohio Department Of Development Causes Concern
Posted Monday, October 18
A Columbus area business owner says he fears what would happen to his business if Kasich is elected and eliminates the Ohio Department of Development.
Strickland Claims No Enthusiasm Gap Between Republicans And Democrats
Posted Monday, October 18
Strickland says the rally at Ohio State University with President Barack Obama is proof that Democrats are fired up and ready to vote.
Preventing Bullying in Schools
Posted Monday, October 18
Independent research has shown the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program has been remarkably successful at reducing bullying in schools.
N.E. Ohio Consortium Wins Multi-Million Dollar Regional Planning Grant
Posted Friday, October 15
Northeast Ohio has a new influx of federal money that will help communities pursue ways to promote efficiency and cost-savings on a regional level.
Abortion Count Down In Ohio
Posted Friday, October 15
The numbers of abortions performed in Ohio has dropped another notch.
Kasich Assumes Poll Lead On Strickland
Posted Friday, October 15
A new poll puts John Kasich firmly in the lead of the Ohio Governor's race.
Gubernatorial Campaign Spending Near Record
Posted Thursday, October 14
Candidates and others are spending tens of millions of dollars to get their Gubernatorial candidate elected.
Final Senate Debate Offers Fireworks
Posted Thursday, October 14
The last big debate of the 2010 campaign season is over.
Executive Hopefuls Debate
Posted Thursday, October 14
Candidates for Cuyahoga's County Executive position sparred at the Cleveland City Club Wednesday.
Unexpected Tax Bill Threatens Charters
Posted Wednesday, October 13
Charter schools are trying to figure out how they're going to pay some unexpected property tax bills.
Alleged Medicare Fraud Ring Uncovered; Six Indicted Locally
Posted Wednesday, October 13
An alleged $163 million medicare fraud ring was operating in Ohio and elsewhere has been broken.
News Headlines all headlines
Northeast Ohio Headlines
- Perry Nuclear Power Plant Shuts Down to Fix Minor Steam Leak A radioactive steam leak in the plumbing of the reactor cooling system is causing a short-term shutdown of the Perry nuclear power plant.
Grading The Teachers: Value-Added Measurement Links Teacher Evaluations To Student Growth Ohio and 32 other states are trying out a new yardstick called “value added.” It’s rigorous, data driven and controversial. (Part 1of 2)
Officials Cut The Ribbon On Cleveland’s New Convention Center Construction on the $465M, tax-payer-funded facility began in January 2011, and was completed three months ahead of schedule. - Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson Says State Investigation into Police Chase Harmed Due Process Jackson says the attorney general’s disclosure of copious files tainted the criminal investigation into the officers who fired their guns.
- Bipartisan Bill May Be Path Forward for Medicaid Expansion in Ohio The bill's backers say it's time to address shortcomings in healthcare aid to low-income Ohioans.
NPR Headlines
Nigella Lawson's Husband Cautioned By Police For Assault Police reportedly questioned former advertising executive Charles Saatchi for five hours Monday.- Navy Football Players To Be Charged In Sex Assault Case The case dates from April 2012, when a female midshipman reported being sexually assaulted.
- Obama Would Veto House's Farm Bill, White House Says The Obama administration says the bill "makes unacceptable deep cuts" to federal food aid programs.
Voting Rights Groups Get High Court Win As Bigger Case Looms The superstar voting-rights case of the current term is a challenge to the Voting Rights Act.
Sentenced To Death At 16, Indiana Woman Is Now Free Paula Cooper admitted to killing a woman as part of a robbery in 1985, when she was 15.
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