Kabir Bhatia
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Akron Art Museum collection safe after small fire
A fire set in a basement bathroom was quickly extinguished → Read More
Akron's Devil Strip comes to an end with resignation of final board members
The three cite issues with the dormant paper's finances and bylaws. → Read More
Cleveland Baseball Team Goes From 'Indians' to 'Guardians'
The name change follows a year of brainstorming by team management → Read More
Akron's Summit Lake Renewal Takes Next Step with Nature Center Opening
Built in a former pumphouse, the four-year project cost $1.5 million → Read More
In West Akron, Coronavirus Testing Offered in Area Hard Hit by COVID-19
Hundreds of people lined up today in West Akron for free, in-car coronavirus testing . The parking lot at House of The Lord Church was filled with the → Read More
Protesters Take to Akron's Streets Again to Call for an End to Racism and Police Brutality
The protests over the killing of George Floyd continued in downtown Akron today. Several groups held events calling for an end to racism and police → Read More
As Cleveland Lifts Daytime Curfew, Streets Remain Empty, But for How Long?
Businesses in Downtown Cleveland opened today for the first time since last weekend’s protests over the killing of George Floyd . The city has imposed → Read More
Summit County Releases Coronavirus Data By Zip Code
Summit County has released data on how many coronavirus cases are in each of its zip codes. There are 373 confirmed cases as of Thursday. The most cases → Read More
OH Really? Listeners Ask About New Cars, Emergency Alerts and Agriculture Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
It’s been another week of closed businesses, self-quarantine and “Wine with DeWine” in Ohio. And another week of changes in the state’s battle against → Read More
Listeners Ask About Coronavirus Testing, Hoarding Toilet Paper and President Trump's Response
The news of how the coronavirus is affecting Northeast Ohio is changing daily. One week ago, only a few dozen tests had been conducted in the state. And → Read More
Cleveland's Top Hospitals Join Forces to Offer COVID-19 Testing
Beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday Cleveland Clinic patients will be able to have a drive-through COVID-19 test with a doctor's order. → Read More
Summit County Council Considers Commitee to Study Stormwater Management
Summit County Council is slated to hear a plan Monday evening to create a stormwater management study committee. The seven-person group would include → Read More
ODOT Compiling List of Flood-Damaged Roads for Repair Under Gov. DeWine's State of Emergency
Gov. Mike DeWine has declared a state of emergency in 63 counties Ohio counties due to heavy rains that damaged roadways in June. The move allows the → Read More
Cleveland Library Celebrates 150th Anniversary
The Cleveland Public Library is celebrating its 150th birthday tomorrow with a daylong street fair. The event at the main branch in downtown Cleveland will → Read More
Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement Week Kicks Off With Balloon Festival
The 34 th Annual Canton Balloon Classic will kick off a week of Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement events Thursday. More than 50 balloons will fill the → Read More
'Christmas In July' Bike Giveaway Expands Annual Holiday Event
Five-hundred kids have new bicycles today thanks to a “Christmas in July” event in Akron. On Schiller Avenue in North Hill early Sunday morning one → Read More
Medina Nonprofit Expands to Help Abused Youth, Human Trafficking Victims
Medina County’s only Child Advocacy Center has opened a new facility, and it’s meant to keep children safer and give them better access to services. The → Read More
Farmer's Markets Seeing the Effects of Wet Spring
Extreme weather in Northeast Ohio this year is having an impact on vendors at some Northeast Ohio farmers markets. Several vendors were absent from the → Read More
Northeast Ohio Bookstores Join Effort to Help Immigrant Organization
Four independent booksellers in Northeast Ohio joined others around the country to try to help the situation at the U.S.-Mexico border. The Bookstores → Read More
NASA Engineer Remembers Glenn Research and the Apollo 11 Connection
When Apollo 11 launched 50 years ago, it was propelled by a liquid hydrogen-fueled launch vehicle called Centaur – which wouldn’t have existed without → Read More