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East Cleveland Residents Feel Their City and Souls have been Abandoned

East Cleveland once flourished with the wealthiest of residents, housing the nation’s first billionaire, John D. Rockefeller. Since its

As the heroin and opioid epidemic continues, police and paramedics are often the first line of support when it comes

On Jan. 27, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that proved his commitment to promises made on the

By Eric Weaver and Philip de Oliveira Receiving a monthly electric bill is an experience common to most Ohioans. For

Betsy DeVos has been recently appointed as secretary of education. She is also a leader in the education world and

The City of Kent, neighboring Ohio’s second largest university, Kent State, has long held its own identity separate from that

By Emily Wilbur, Hayley Dillow and Samantha Feuer Ohio firefighters who are diagnosed with certain types of cancer will be

David Romano, Taylor Kerns [pullquote]“It’s been losing money for five years or more”[/pullquote] Kent State University is set to save

By Kiana Duncan, Nicholas Adkins, and Nicole Ciccarelli College Credit Plus is the result of a dual credit legislation passed