Zaria Johnson

Residents are suing the Perry Township Board of Trustees, Panattoni Development Company and other local agencies, alleging violations of the Ohio Revised Code and the state's Open Meetings Act.

Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority staff has asked CEO India Birdsong Terry to hold off on a second round of service cuts planned for

The board decided to hold off on making a decision in order to shore up support for the request.

Residents are split on the future of Doan Brook and the site of the former Horseshoe Lake in Shaker Heights and Cleveland Heights, weighing construction and disruption against environmental benefits.

Gene Sigel owns South River Vineyard in Geneva. He's worked the land for more than three decades producing wine from the 130 acres of grape vines on the property.

A statewide quarantine remains in place to prevent the insect from spreading, but there’s still no fool-proof solution. And since the spotted lanternfly prefers to feed on grapes, experts say, if we aren’t careful, Ohio’s vineyards may be at risk.

A renewed effort to update Cleveland's air code for the first time in nearly 50 years is back in front of City Council.

Landlords in Cleveland may have another incentive to make their properties lead safe under a proposal to update the city's related 2019 law.

It's a late September day at Big Creek Park in Chardon. Birds are singing, crickets are chirping and leaves are rustling in the early fall breeze.

From the war in Iran to the trade war with Canada, international affairs are impacting the cost of goods in Ohio. But what does this mean for voters, and how are they responding?