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Historically, Black composers have all too often been left out of the classical music narrative. But orchestras across the country are recognizing that must change.
The Center for Inflation Research is housed at the Cleveland Fed, and its director believes we're not seeing a replay of '70s mega-inflation.
Council is facing a big year, as it decides how to spend funding from the American Rescue Plan Act and begin to implement policies relating to racial equity and social justice.
Recent discoveries paint our ancient cousins in a new light and help us understand our shared genetic past.
December 30, 2021, marks the 40th anniversary of when WKSU's nightly progressive and alternative music show ended its decade-long run.
Some guidance on what to give your mail carriers, refuse collector or other service provider for the holidays.
Renters in East Akron are forming tenants' unions to press for fixes to neglected housing problems.
After the shooting death of a student in September, the University of Akron is developing a safety plan to enhance security in the areas surrounding campus.
After winning Ohio’s 11th congressional district seat in a special election earlier this month, Rep. Shontel Brown got right to work.
Some families have used social media to share their stories about lovedones who have tested positive for the coronavirus. Social media led to a reconnection with a former colleague who shared her own family’s story.
Andover Sparkle Market in Ashtabula County is still struggling 18 months into the pandemic.
The statue's restoration is a partnership between the Cleveland Museum of Art and Cambodian officials.
The county is launching its own utility department with clean energy on a smaller scale.