Regional Features: Archive by Date
January 2011
Kasich Releases Most Resumes
Posted Thursday, January 20
The Governor's office has now released resumes that were submitted through his private campaign website.
Ohio Home Prices Increase
Posted Thursday, January 20
The state's realtors association says the average sale price of Ohio houses went up in 2010 over the previous year.
Cleveland Library Looks To Renovate
Posted Thursday, January 20
Cleveland Library is embarking one a five phase improvement plan for its downtown campus.
Kasich And Special Interest Groups Disagree On Budget
Posted Thursday, January 20
Governor Kasich and special interest groups disagree on how to plug that projected 8 billion dollar shortfall in the next state budget.
Obama And Brown Approval Up In Ohio
Posted Thursday, January 20
President Obama isn’t as unpopular among Ohioans as he was last summer.
Senator Blames Speculators For Rise In Gas Prices
Posted Thursday, January 20
U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown is blaming the recent rise in gasoline prices on wall street speculators.
Midwest Governors Grapple With Similar Challenges
Posted Thursday, January 20
Our Changing Gears team reports on the challenges facing new Republican governors in Ohio, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
ideastream Documentary Explores Organ Transplantation
Posted Thursday, January 20
Lifegiving: Transplant Stories takes viewers inside the operating room and tells the story of four families.
CSU Restructures Continuing Education Division, Cuts Some Classes
Posted Wednesday, January 19
CSU is restructuring the department to save money and avoid duplicating classes offered by local community colleges.
Racetrack Resort Still Needs State OK
Posted Wednesday, January 19
Developers of a racetrack in the Youngstown area showcased their plans, but are withholding details on the project.
Lawmakers Debate Ways To Deal With Provisional Ballots
Posted Wednesday, January 19
One of the problems with provisional ballots is they have a greater chance of not being counted. State lawmakers are addressing the problem.
Poll Shows Ohioans Reject Budget Fixes
Posted Wednesday, January 19
A new independent poll shows Ohio voters have a kind of split personality when it comes to the looming state budget crunch.
Frank’s Donation
Posted Wednesday, January 19
ideastream reporter David C. Barnett shares a personal story about the organ donation process.
Reform Has Doctors Worried For Future Of Medical Practices
Posted Tuesday, January 18
many Physicians say today's political and business climate make them as unsure as ever what's in store.
Statewide Medical Group Supports Health Care Repeal
Posted Tuesday, January 18
The Ohio State Medical Association says it supports Republican efforts in Congress to repeal the health care reform bill.
Chamber Of Commerce Plans To Promote Job Growth
Posted Tuesday, January 18
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce has launched what it’s calling the “Campaign for Jobs.”
Special Interest Groups Play Big Role In Election Campaigns
Posted Tuesday, January 18
Big money from Ohio special interest groups continued to play a huge role the last two years in paying for the election campaigns of state l
Prison Inmates End Hunger Strike
Posted Tuesday, January 18
Some death row inmates who’ve been on a hunger strike for a couple of weeks are now eating their prison meals.
Tuesday Checkup: What To Consider Before Donating An Organ
Posted Tuesday, January 18
ideastream's series on organ donation continues with things living organ donors should consider.
Life Giving Nursing
Posted Tuesday, January 18
Perhaps no other part of medicine is more dependent on teamwork than organ transplantation.
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Northeast Ohio Headlines
Move Aside, Dummy….We’re Setting Up The Next Shoot Filming continues of the Captain America sequel in downtown Cleveland. 
Buoyed By Optimism, City’s Entrepreneurs Still Inch Along With Employment Plans 2013 might just be good enough to start hiring again. That's the word from entrepreneurs across Greater Cleveland anyway.
Cleveland Residents Urged To Be Better Ambassadors Cleveland's tourism bureau is busy making the city more marketable as a travel destination, and wants more enthusiasm from residents. .- Republican Sponsored Student Voting Bill Lacks GOP Support A handful of GOP lawmakers want to remove the amendment that would allow out-of-state students who vote in Ohio to pay lower tuition.
- Democrats Blast Republicans Over Election Reform Plans Democrats say the plans amount to voter suppression, but Republicans say the reforms have bipartisan approval.
NPR Headlines
This 9-Year-Old Girl Told McDonald's CEO: 'Stop Tricking Kids' At a shareholder's meeting Thursday, young Hannah Robertson took the fast food giant's CEO to task.
Researchers Find Bird Flu Is Contagious Among Ferrets With news of the mammals' susceptibility, scientists worry the virus could become more dangerous.
Hardly A Haven: Home Can Be Deadly In Natural Disasters Data from Superstorm Sandy show most of those who died drowned, many at home.
In Oklahoma, Praying To A 'God Of Rebuilding' For people in Moore, frequent storms offer proof they'll recover, not evidence they should leave.
Moore Finds Comfort In Animals Who Survived The Storm Half a dozen temporary shelters have been set up for animals lost when a terrifying tornado hit.
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