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The Valentine Project and BigHearted Blooms work year-round to bring joy to sick kids and people in care facilities.
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School nurses say they do more than provide bandages or ice packs. But not all students in Northeast Ohio have access to a nurse placed full time in their buildings.
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Health advocates worry the language would make it easier for students to attend colleges without getting vaccines to prevent spreadable, communicable illnesses.
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Norfolk Southern boss Alan Shaw says he's committed to cleaning up East Palestine, helping residentsThree months aft the Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, President and CEO Alan Shaw said the company isn't leaving the small town on the Pennsylvania border any time soon.
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St. Vincent Charity Hospital's ER closed in November last year, but many people are still showing up at the site.
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Law professors discuss the 34-count indictment against the former president and what comes next.
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Cleveland Clinic on Monday unveiled a quantum computer dedicated to health care research at its Cleveland campus. It's the first such onsite private sector IBM-managed quantum computer in the computer, the hospital said in a media release.
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The annual festival, organized by Case Western Reserve University, will look at wellness through different lenses, including physical, mental, and financial.
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A new study shows bempedoic acid can reduce serious cardiovascular events such as heart attacks.
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Residents of Lakeview Estates public housing have long suffered from poor air quality and safety concerns due to heavy traffic in the isolated stretch of Ohio City.