Holly Pearcy
After years of playing every gig they could find, Northeast Ohio five-piece Rent For Cheryl is having a breakout year, from its first European tour to finally landing the PorchROKR headline slot. Guitarist Joe Ibrahim and singer Isabelle Post share how they've made it as a working band.
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Ohio is a major importer of fracking wastewater from other states, like Pennsylvania. Environmental experts and elected officials discuss fracking and its impact on public lands.
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A Powerball ticket sold in western Illinois has won a $1 billion jackpot. Lottery officials say the ticket that won the jackpot on Wednesday night was purchased at a Hy-Vee gas station in Quincy along the Missouri border. -
The QBs have been battling for Cleveland’s starting job throughout training camp, with every throw, incompletion and interception scrutinized by media and fans — both in person and online. -
A grand jury has indicted Nick Reiner on murder charges in the killings of his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, and adds the allegation that he was lying in wait before attacking them. -
The original dates of execution fell between Jan. 13 and March 18 of next year. One man was set for execution just two days after DeWine leaves office. -
The Cook Political Report called the race a "toss up" after favoring Republican Rep. Max Miller for months. -
The new Cuyahoga and Portage County shelters open this week amid rising unhoused numbers statewide. -
The seven are among 16 people hit by lightning during storms on Tuesday night in Lorain County. -
Flock cameras have been at the heart of controversies over civil liberties lately, including in Ohio. -
The crisis is the first since Jan. 2022 and is caused by a shortage in donations
