GCRTA is preparing to meet the voters and proposal a .25 to .5% sales tax increase to improve their services. They haven't had an increase since the beginning of their services in 1975.

Severe storms swept through Ohio Tuesday, leaving hundreds of thousands without power as of Wednesday morning. With a power outage may come a lot of stress, especially when it comes to food and trying ...

The term derecho has been used a lot following Tuesday's severe weather. But what does it mean?

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Strong storms swept across Columbus on Tuesday, leading to flooding, downed powerlines and damage. Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther said 82 mph winds were recorded at John Glenn ...

The increase in Ohio data centers is drawing scrutiny over their use of utilities, including water and electricity. One of ...

APPLETON, Wis. — The Fox Valley area was pummeled with tornado warnings on Monday afternoon. The National Weather Service in Green Bay said there was a radar-confirmed tornado on the ground in ...

OHIO — Wednesday marks opening day at the Ohio State Fair, and for the next 12 days, hundreds of thousands of people are expected to make their way to the fairgrounds for food, rides, concerts and ...

MILWAUKEE — Among those who lost so much to Monday's EF-3 tornado that ripped through northeast Wisconsin and destroyed homes in Menasha? First responders and police officers in Menasha, who've stayed ...

WISCONSIN — Gov. Tony Evers declared a state of emergency after storms tore through eastern Wisconsin on Monday. “We are continuing to assess the devastation and destruction Wisconsin is seeing, ...

MADISON, Wis. — A Madison official responsible for police oversight said she's not receiving cooperation from the Madison Police Department. Glass said she's willing to take legal action if MPD does ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — City leaders in Louisville say work is continuing to convert several streets in and around downtown from one-way traffic to two-way traffic, part of a broader effort to improve ...

PAINESVILLE, Ohio — Twenty years ago Monday, in July 2006, hundreds of northeast Ohio residents had to evacuate their homes, many of which were damaged from severe flooding. From July 27 to July 28, ...