Cooler summers, cleaner air, and greener neighborhoods are coming to Ohio. And it's all thanks to sowing a few seeds. Toledo recently rolled out a federally funded "RE-TREE" program aimed at restoring ...

Tucked away on a winding road just outside Mansfield, Ohio sits a stone-faced building that doesn’t look like much from the outside – but Oak Park Tavern is hiding what might just be the most ...

At a special meeting Monday, the Bridgeport Board of Education approved reallocating Individuals with Disabilities Education Act money to fund a specialist for learner engagement and attendance. This ...

As Jonathan Roll neared completion of a master's degree in science and technology policy at Arizona State University three years ago, he did some research into recent developments by China's ascendant ...

The AI revolution is bringing with it a whole new vocabulary to describe its advances. Use this glossary to stay up-to-date.

Kyoto Fusioneering is developing two next-generation breeder-blanket structural materials. One is a family of vanadium alloys ...

Accounting services. Bonuses to retain great employees who are, otherwise, grotesquely underpaid. A marketing program for thrift stores. Those are some of the needs local nonprofits said they would ...

DoorDash said on Tuesday that it’s launching a creator program that will compensate users for short-form videos posted on its app. The company also introduced “Going Out,” which rewards users for ...

History is rife with examples of highly successful companies that lost their footing after their founders or early leaders who made them great left or died. Their ...

After the 2023 train crash in East Palestine, Ohio, freight railroads promised to join a federal safety program that lets employees anonymously report mistakes. Only two pilot programs have launched.

President Trump just made it a lot more expensive for companies to hire foreign workers through the H-1B program. The White House announced Friday that Trump signed a proclamation requiring employers ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The State of Texas is now officially providing nearly $300,000 to help pay for disaster relief and flood warning siren systems. Governor Abbott signed SB 5 Thursday morning, which he ...