Regional Features: Archive by Date

August 2012

Financial Help To Further Grow City Area Gardens And Farms
Posted Monday, August 27
Urban farms in Cuyahoga County got some green today.

Group Plans To Sue To Purge Voter Rolls
Posted Monday, August 27
Judicial Watch says Ohio has a big problem that could affect the integrity of the vote in November.

Kasich Headed To Tampa For Return Engagement At RNC
Posted Monday, August 27
Ohio's governor is expected to make a return trip to the podium at the Republican National Convention with a speech this Tuesday.

Neil Armstrong Honored By Cincinnati Museum
Posted Monday, August 27
People filed through Cincinnati’s Museum Center Sunday to honor the late Armstrong and view a piece of rock he brought back from the moon.

Hurricane Can’t Slow Ohio Politics In Florida
Posted Monday, August 27
Politicking continues for Ohio delegation despite hurricane in Tampa.

Romney, Ryan In Ohio Pre-Florida
Posted Monday, August 27
Romney and Ryan visited Delaware County before heading to the RNC in Tampa.

Rabies Control Effort Launches Across Northeast Ohio
Posted Sunday, August 26
More than 4,300 square miles will be blanketed with several types of vaccine.

Amish Beard Cutting Trial Begins
Posted Saturday, August 25
Central Ohio church group charged with hate crimes

Push To Transform CMSD Gets Financial Aid
Posted Friday, August 24
A community organization dedicated to supporting Cleveland initiatives shows its support for school plan.

Is The Ryan Factor Working Against Romney?
Posted Friday, August 24
Recent polling suggests VP's health agenda may have chilled prospects in Ohio.

Group Sues State Over Ballot Issue Removal
Posted Friday, August 24
A group that hoped to put before voters a repeal of a controversial package of election law changes is suing Sec. of State Jon Husted.

Cruze News Delights Autoworkers
Posted Thursday, August 23
UAW leaders say GM investment will benefit Lordstown and Parma workforce, economies

Governor Restores 2016 Timeline For Second Innerbelt Bridge
Posted Thursday, August 23
The first bridge is already under construction, but the second had been pushed back several years.

Fact Checking Fracking: Does Fracking Contaminate Drinking Water?
Posted Thursday, August 23
Different uses of the term "fracking" make water contamination cases espcially hard to prove.

An Unlikely Teacher Takes Northern Ohio Teens Back to Their Indian Roots
Posted Wednesday, August 22
A Kent musician teaches a cultural lesson through the beat of a different drum.

Battle Of Words Over Early Voting Continues In Columbus
Posted Wednesday, August 22
Democrats say uniform voting across all counties does not guarantee equal access to the ballot.

July Home Sales Signal Continued Improvement In Real Estate Sector
Posted Wednesday, August 22
Home sales in Northeast Ohio rose 19.6 percent in July over the same month a year ago, and average prices rose 7.9 percent.

President Talks Up Higher Education Policies At Ohio’s Capital University
Posted Tuesday, August 21
Fire officials estimated the crowd at more than 3-thousand, and it was heavy with students.

Growing Drug Resistance to a Common STI
Posted Tuesday, August 21
Gonorrhea is getting harder to treat.

Manufacturing Trending Towards The `Burbs, Rural Areas
Posted Monday, August 20
Since 2009, state officials have noted an increase in factories and plants sprouting outside cities.

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