The researchers propose that this underground network could be linked to the legendary Hall of Records; a mythical repository of ancient kno

Ung, who now resides in Cleveland, has become a prominent educator and advocate for genocide awareness and remembrance. Approximately 7,000

Cirque Us is bringing its acclaimed production, One Man’s Trash: A Repurposed Circus, to Disciples Christian Church on March 29. Doors open

According to the Cleveland Heights Fire Department, the bus driver acted quickly, evacuating all students safely before the fire spread. The

The Cleveland Public Library is hosting open interviews for multiple skilled trade and maintenance positions. The hiring event will take pla

Speaking on CBS News, Schlesinger likened the situation to preparing for a natural disaster, encouraging borrowers to “get a go-bag” of esse

Among the notable pieces on display is "Women at Their Toilette" (1937–38), a large-scale collage made from cut wallpapers with gouache on p

February brings a variety of events across Northeast Ohio celebrating Black history, culture, and contributions. From educational workshops

Physical usability labs, like the one at Progressive Insurance, headquartered in the Cleveland suburb of Mayfield Village, Ohio, provide con

The U.S. government has taken unprecedented steps in recent years to acknowledge the existence of UAPs, with congressional hearings, declass

Artificial intelligence also played a significant role in this year’s decision. Herb Lin, a senior research scholar for cyber policy and sec

When introducing new foods, Hyland advises serving small portions to make them less intimidating. She also emphasizes the importance of repe

The ceremony will include the participation of Holocaust survivor families and a candle lighting ceremony led by OHGMEC Commissioner Robbie

The Hubble Space Telescope has released its largest photo mosaic to date, showcasing an awe-inspiring section of the Andromeda Galaxy. Locat

Buckeye Chuck’s story began in Marion during the 1970s when WMRN radio host Charlie Evers noticed a groundhog living near the station. Evers

The law, effective April 9, responds to increasing concerns about maintaining safety in schools following incidents of extreme student misco

The book follows Gary, a curious and adventurous house cat, as he observes the world beyond his favorite perch; the windowsill. Through his

The tradition has not only brought excitement to the students but also strengthened the sense of community within the school. Photos and vid

The resources provided by TeachKind are tailored to fit existing curricula and aim to address broader issues of violence and discrimination.

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is set to unveil its $150 million transformation with a grand-opening weekend from Dec. 13-15, promi