Regional Features: Archive by Date
May 2011
Tuesday Checkup: comparing cancer care
Posted Tuesday, May 3
It's often tough to know which hospital is best.
Local Police Officers Point To Cost Of Private Prisons
Posted Monday, May 2
Once prisons are sold, they become private property. And local law enforcement, not state troopers, would then be called to investigate.
Downtown Cleveland Reacts To Osama bin Laden’s Death
Posted Monday, May 2
Many Clevelanders are relieved bin Laden has finally been killed.
Governor And Senator Attend Groundbreaking Ceremony For Inner Belt Bridges
Posted Monday, May 2
Construction on the first of two inner belt bridges was officially kicked off Monday with a groundbreaking.
Southwest Merger with AirTran Raises Questions for Area Airports
Posted Monday, May 2
Analysts say there are no clear answers yet where air service will consolidate with merger
Osama Bin Laden’s Death Unlikely To Force Gas Prices Lower
Posted Monday, May 2
The Ohio Petroleum Council’s Terry Fleming says the pain Ohioans feel at the pump these days is likely to continue.
Ohio FOP President Says Privatizing County Jails Would Be A Swindle Of Taxpayers
Posted Monday, May 2
One proposal in the budget surprised even some members of the committee – a plan to allow county jails to be operated by private companies.
Elephants Adapting Well to New $25M Cle Zoo Home
Posted Monday, May 2
Zoo director Steve Taylor says new Bull Willy and 5 other elephants adapting to new home.
NE OH Airports: No Heightened Security
Posted Monday, May 2
NE Oh Airports say they are not enhancing security measures after news of Osama Bin Laden
School Levies Fill Void Left By State Budget Cuts
Posted Monday, May 2
Many school districts say they've already reduced staff and are running out of areas to cut costs.
School Districts Turn To Ballot Looking For More Money
Posted Monday, May 2
ideastream's Eric Wellman looks at what's at stake at the ballot box tomorrow.
Record April Showers Bring Farmers May Worries
Posted Monday, May 2
Record rains in April are pushing back the planting of corn in much of Ohio.
News Headlines all headlines
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.
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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