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Two hikers walk on a narrow trail, one far in front of the other. A tree with a painted blue blaze stands in the foreground.
Buckeye Trail Association
On National Trails Day, Buckeye Trail officials hope Ohioans conquer all 1,440-plus miles
In honor of National Trails Day, the Buckeye Trail Association has a lofty goal: it鈥檚 asking people to hike segments of the statewide loop in hopes of collectively completing the whole thing in a single day.
Daniel Konik
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Statehouse News Bureau
Government & Politics
Ohio lawmakers introduce a bill intended to lower property taxes
Kent State University says it's closing the Women's Center, among other identity-based centers on campus, to comply with Senate Bill 1, which bars diversity, equity and inclusion programs. The university says the Williamson House will remain open to provide support to all students, and will continue to house the Center for Sexual and Relationship Violence Support Services.
Conor Morris
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Education
Kent State students raise concerns about loss of LGBTQ+, Multicultural and Women's centers
Conor Morris
Government & Politics
A Pride flag hangs in Medina's Public Square for Thursday's special event.
  1. 'A protest and a celebration.' Northeast Ohio LGBTQ+ community kicks off Pride events
  2. Ohio budget proposal links fracking royalties to state parks鈥� bottom lines
  3. Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo will step down from leadership
Law & Justice
From left to right, Akron Citizens' Police Oversight Board Members Ericka Burney-Hawkins and Bob Gippin, Vice Chair Donzella Anuszkiewicz and Police Auditor Anthony Finnell sit in Akron City Council chambers.
  1. Akron's police oversight board may welcome new members. Who are they?
  2. Portage County resident sues Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski for retaliation over Facebook page
  3. Working group studying missing persons investigations in Ohio makes 18 recommendations
Health
  1. Medicare negotiations underway to lower prices for next batch of drugs
  2. It's mosquito and tick season. Here are some precautions you can take
  3. COVID vaccine changes confuse and upset some parents and families
Education
Residents, staff and students protest outside Kenmore Elementary, asking Akron Public Schools to move forward with building a new school in their neighborhood after years of closures.
  1. 'Build our school:' Kenmore neighborhood tells Akron Public Schools to keep its word
  2. Kent State University to close LGBTQ+, Multicultural and Women's centers to comply with state law
  3. Carryover limit on public schools among possible Senate changes to Ohio budget
Economy
A sign for Akron-Canton Airport outside.
  1. Akron-Canton Airport plans for the future: more service, new control tower
  2. Record number of Northeast Ohioans plan to travel for Memorial Day
  3. U.S. and China begin talks amid tensions over Trump's tariff war
Environment & Energy
CLEANR Marketing Director Katie Dovan demonstrates the vortex filter to an attendee at the company's product launch on tuesday, June 3rd, 2025.
  1. Case Western Reserve University alumni roll out microplastic filtration system for washing machines
  2. Taking education to the front lawn. Parma elementary celebrates 30 years of its 'land lab'
  3. Backyard feeders changed the shape of hummingbird beaks, scientists say
Science & Technology
Kai Zhao, a professor of nasal physiology at Ohio State University鈥檚 department of otolaryngology, wears a pair of nasal plugs. Zhao tested the plugs, made of foam earplugs with a straw embedded, to see if they could help people with smell dysfunction better perceive and identify odors.
  1. Smelling better: Ohio researchers develop 'glasses for your nose'
  2. Crew arrives on ISS to replace astronauts 'stranded' in space for 9 months
  3. Exclusive: White House in talks to have Oracle and U.S. investors take over TikTok
Race, Gender & Identity
Exterior of Cleveland Heights City Hall
  1. Former Cleveland Heights staffer sues city, mayor's wife after accusations of antisemitism
  2. Cleveland Heights residents launch effort to recall mayor
  3. Chaotic Cleveland Heights council meeting marked by verbal sparring over antisemitism allegations
Arts & Culture
A historic lighthouse stands at the end of a sandy path on a beach
  1. Rooms with a view: Fairport Harbor lighthouses mark major milestones
  2. Cleveland Heights' ARTFUL born again at former church
  3. Cleveland鈥檚 Country Honk brings the sounds of Nashville north
Community
Kent's Erie Depot c.1965
  1. Kent's Erie Depot celebrates 150th anniversary
  2. Cleveland's new library branch will share its home with senior residents
  3. Cleveland Latino market and food hall CentroVilla25 to host grand opening in Clark-Fulton
Sports
Cleveland Guardians' Jos茅 Ram铆rez celebrates in the dugout after scoring the tying run against the Detroit Tigers in the eighth inning during a baseball game Saturday, May 24, 2025, in Detroit.
  1. Guardians' Ram铆rez the engine that continues to propel Cleveland
  2. After another disappointing playoff exit, are Cavs putting too much on Evan Mobley?
  3. City, county cut ties with Greater Cleveland Partnership after Browns' Brook Park stadium endorsement
Reporters Notebook
Three Goodyear blimps flew over Lock 3 Park during Akron Mayor Shamas Malik's state of the city address on June 3, 2025
  1. Happy birthday, dear Akron, happy birthday to you ... and many more
  2. We could all stand to laugh more, and not just on Saturday night
  3. Telling the truth to future truth tellers: Doing journalism right is not easy