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Refugee entrepreneurs bring more than jobs to Northeast Ohio. They also enrich the region’s cultural landscape, according to Cuyahoga County officials and nonprofits dedicated to easing the newcomer journey.

Through its collection of vintage hearses and antique caskets, the Mortuary Museum hopes to shed light on a dark topic.

Gov. Mike DeWine is continuing to walk a fine line on questions about former president Trump’s comments and legal immigrants in Springfield.

Along with volunteering, the Red Cross is urging blood donations.

Democrats in Ohio and nationwide are seeing erosion among the organized labor that once reliably backed them. Union involvement, period, has been declining for decades.

Last week, the Coshocton County Fair hosted its inaugural Ag for All Abilities Livestock Show. It’s one of many county fairs across the state making an effort to include more people with disabilities.

The tour sponsored by publisher Penguin Random House comes as efforts have ramped up in recent years to ban books that discuss topics generating controversy like race, gender and sexuality.

A two-person team plans to spend the next two weeks in North Carolina helping with relief efforts and assisting with damage assessments in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

PFAS, also called "forever chemicals," are under increasing regulatory scrutiny for its links to health effects.Dayton’s laboratory is capable of detecting PFAS levels as low as 2 parts per trillion in a sample.

A Republican state lawmaker is proposing a bill to require panic buttons in schools, as were used at a high school in Georgia where two students and two teachers were killed in a mass shooting last month.