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In a controversial move, the vaccine advisory group reversed a recommendations for universal immunizing of newborns intended to protect them from a virus that attacks the liver.
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The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is looking to cut more than $11 million from its budget.
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The CMSD plan to fold 27 small high schools into 14 larger ones is part of a shift away from a popular national strategy. -
Akron’s bicentennial festivities are almost over, but residents are still eager to celebrate historyAkron will mark its official 200th birthday Dec. 6, 2025. Though the year-long celebration is coming to a close, some programming will continue next year thanks to residents' feedback. -
Ohio's proposal for a share of the $50 billion federal fund looks promising, local health experts say, but the money may not be enough to make up for rural hospitals' financial struggles. -
The Ohio Department of Health is being sued for failing to provide information about communications involving Toledo’s abortion clinic. -
The law would create a Department of Community Crisis Response to respond to 9-1-1 calls related to mental health. -
Delayed symptoms keep some patients from seeking immediate treatment for serious head injuries, but quick therapy can reduce Alzheimer's risk by more than 40 percent, the study found. -
Victims of former Ohio State team doctor Richard Strauss demonstrated at the board's Thursday meeting. Wexner is defying a subpoena in their lawsuit against the university. The board's chair is Wexner's friend and one-time lawyer John Ziger. -
Sheriff Terry Grice is asking township trustees to pay for additional cameras within their borders. -
Ever walk by an old building and wonder what it was? Through a new video series, I'm taking my camera around Northeast Ohio to learn what buildings used to be before becoming what they are now.
