Governor vetoes provision restricting LGBTQ materials but signs budget that fundamentally alters library funding structure.

The government’s investigation largely relied on a campus antisemitism study commissioned by Harvard and released in April.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland officials have declared June 30 to be Carl B. Stokes Day, celebrating the life and legacy of the ...

Here are the top Founding Fathers with whom Americans would prefer to have a beer: 5. Statesman and popular theatrical ...

A light holiday weekend of new music releases still brings some big names, including Kesha's first for her new, independent ...

A look at some of today's top trending headlines including the latest updates on Elon Musk's fight with Republicans and much ...

Jerome reportedly agreed to a three-year, $28 million contract with the Memphis Grizzlies shortly after the NBA free agency ...

Anne Hathaway (Andy) and Meryl Streep (Miranda) are returning to their iconic roles from the 2006 hit film “The Devil Wears ...

“Cowboy Carter” was released last year and has been a huge success for Beyoncé, winning the Grammys for Best Country Album ...

Gov. DeWine signs legislation that impacts transgender adults while vetoing some provisions affecting homeless youth and ...

The budget creates a new, $10 million program in which the state and participating employers and employees will divide child ...

The financial handcuffs create a ripple effect throughout the organization. When the Cavs consider re-signing a player like ...