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When it's all said and done, on average, parents will spend nearly $900 before their children even step foot in a classroom.

Canton Harbor High School has announced a unique learning model they hope will help students excel better in the classroom.

“I wake up every morning to reality, my son will never walk through the door again,” said Anita Deal.

News 5 is looking into teacher shortages. Currently, the state of Ohio doesn't collect any data that shows accurate staffing numbers inside schools.

Sherry Howell is a Cleveland homeowner who is concerned about safety and police response time in light of the ongoing Cleveland police staffing shortage.

A judge in Summit County has ordered a Chinese-based organized crime group to pay an Akron family $18 million in damages for the 2015 overdose death of their son.

It’s getting tough for the wheels on the bus to go round and round. We're entering another school year where school districts are struggling to find bus drivers to get kids to and from classes.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland is marking a major milestone this month; the bank’s iconic building at East 6th Street and Superior Avenue is marking 100 years.

Following an investigation into a fatal Oakwood Village foundry explosion, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced that they found the company at fault.

Ohio's redistricting and gerrymandering drama could come to an end under a newly-proposed constitutional amendment.

Robert Greathouse can now call himself a graduate of the University of Akron at the age of 93 after beginning classes at the university in 1958.

Akron firefighter, Captain Brad Ager, has been honored for saving a 5-year-old girl's life when he sprung into action after a car accident.

James Singleton, founder of Building Stronger Individuals, restructured his life to help young people build bigger dreams.

Following an investigation into a fatal Oakwood Village foundry explosion, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced that they found the company at fault.

James Singleton, founder of Building Stronger Individuals, restructured his life to help young people build bigger dreams.

James Singleton, founder of Building Stronger Individuals, restructured his life to help young people build bigger dreams.

At Painesville’s Water Treatment Plant, critical water infrastructure upgrades will soon be addressed thanks to a new $330,000 state grant.

For the best rest—make sure your child is in a dark, quiet, and cool climate and put all devices on the other side of the room.

For Sam Younger and his wife Josie, Hawaii is home. But before moving to the Aloha state, Sam was born and raised in Northeast Ohio.

Every second Saturday in August, thousands show up to Medina’s downtown for the city’s annual Affair on the Square.

It’s back to school time, and The YMCA is helping families who are having difficulties make ends meet to buy their kid’s school supplies.

After just two days, a street sign dedicated to Bone Thugs-N-Harmony was stolen, according to Cleveland Police.

A huge burden has been lifted for hundreds of people who can’t legally drive because of suspended licenses.

2,215 people responded to the Parma Deer Survey, letting city leaders know about their experiences with deer in the city.

Kids were learning, catching and hitting on the baseball field in Akron today. Former Akron high school and collegiate baseball players volunteered their time to get kids outside and moving.