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It’s been a busy year at WOIO and WUAB, and it’s been an exciting one, too.

As the nation buries a president this week, it’s interesting to think about George Herbert Walker Bush.

A lot of tough questions are swirling in the wake of the murder of Aisha Fraser. as former judge Lance Mason prepares to face charges in the stabbing.

When it comes to the Cleveland City Council, how many is too many?

And just like that, another election is over.

I’m Summit County Prosecutor Sherri Bevan Walsh, and I urge you to vote no on Issue 1.

Issue 1 could usher in positive reform, or carry unexpected consequences.

Quietly, and way too early, the Cleveland Indians’ season came to end, and with it, I heard and read a little grumbling.

It’s been a polarizing few weeks, as Americans find themselves passionately invested in the Kavanaugh hearings.

One of Cleveland’s fantastic features, believe it or not, usually is the traffic situation. It might not feel like it most days, but trust me, plenty of cities have much worse issues than the ones we generally face.

School is back in session, and that means it’s also time for class pictures.

Hi, my name is Laura Cowan, a community activist and a domestic violence advocate.

Before you even go to your keyboards to tell me I'm taking sides, I want to be clear: I'm not taking a position on the Nike debate.

Maybe holding off school until September is a pretty hot idea.

My editorial last week about the media and my belief we aren't the enemy of the people got a lot of response, most of it not very happy.

One of the best weeks on the calendar for Northeast Ohio is bittersweet this year.

For a city of its size, Cleveland really has a very good traffic situation, but as with every place, there still can be an issue or two.

It's all happening very fast, so I want to make sure everyone knows. Our own CLE43 is now becoming the CW affiliate in Cleveland.

As LeBron says goodbye to Cleveland for the second time, it's great to see things really have changed over eight years.

The Cleveland 25th Anniversary Race for the Cure is August 18 at a new location – Edgewater Park.  Along with the 5K or 1-mile run or walk, festivities...

These days it seems harder and harder to find political issues that many conservatives and liberals can find common ground on, but to me, one of the most important is Freedom of the Press.

As someone who's been part of broadcast news for almost 30 years, I can tell you a battle goes on each day: the light versus the dark.

So many things to unpack after the Roseanne Barr saga.

There was drama, there were inspirational moments, there was Cleveland.

As I stand here, the Cavaliers find themselves in a hole in their Eastern Conference Final match-up with the Boston Celtics.

A Columbus television station recently took a "dig" at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. But the bone they had to pick wasn't with the dinosaurs on display, it was with the $2.5 million in state tax dollars lawmakers recently set aside from the capital budget to renovate and expand the 98-year-old museum. The first line of the NBC 4 (WCMH) story read: "Millions of central Ohio state tax dollars are going to a museum some Franklin County residents may never set ...

As Cleveland continues to revitalize downtown, a new player may suddenly be on the field.

My name is Susan Murnane and I am co-president of the League of Women Voters of Greater Cleveland.

Whoever once said, "The best things in life are free" never tried to score tickets to a Cavs playoff game, enjoy a great meal in Cleveland's Warehouse District, or see a show like "Hamilton" at Playhouse Square.

Forty years ago, in 1978, the Cleveland Marathon first thundered down the roads of our city. Now in about a month, the legendary event will run for the 41st time.

A couple recent Editorials have gotten a lot of response from viewers.

This editorial isn't about guns. It's not about taking a side. It's not about that topic at all.

"Mommy hurts me." That's what little Aniya Day-Garrett told people over and over again.

Children's, sci-fi, fiction and nonfiction are all sections you'll find at the library. But what you won't find on these shelves, you can find on their computers--porn.

Guns do not kill people, People kill people with guns. I am unclear how this very important message keeps getting lost in all the shouting.

We all know that getting plenty of sleep is a prescription for good health. But sleeping on the job? That could get you fired.

OK, what's it going to take? What's it going to take to lead to a meaningful conversation and action concerning mass killings?

There is a bill making its way through the Ohio state legislature that may have the support it finally needs to proceed, after a guilty verdict in a highly publicized murder case.