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While publications across the country reinvent themselves to survive, one Ohio weekly is succeeding by staying the same.

Silent films get the symphonic treatment in Huron while a restored steam engine gets back on the tracks in Sugarcreek.

This year’s winter season has been especially cold. As a result, many warming stations in northeast Ohiohave reached maximum capacity or are running low on supplies.

For 81 years, residents lived in a communal society, Zoar Village, in Tuscarawas County. After the society disbanded, history of the area gets a little murky.

Tensions are high in Springfield as Haitians there are set to lose their temporary protected immigration status, a move Gov. Mike DeWine has criticized. Will aggressive federal immigration enforcement follow? It's a population that was in the president's crosshairs as he campaigned for office.

More school districts are seeking income taxes instead of property tax increases to try to pay for buildings or operations after historic increases in property values.

Events are scheduled across Northeast Ohio on the federal holiday, Monday, in honor of the civil rights leader who fought against segregation and systemic racism.

Several counties across the region have levies on the November ballot asking voters to renew funding or in some cases increase it for their mental health and recovery boards.

Two Northeast Ohio schools are providing students with counseling after a high school football player suffered a spinal cord injury when he was tackled during a game Aug. 23.

Lyme disease rates are rising throughout Ohio due to expanded deer migration and increased humidity through climate change.