As students across northeastern Ohio return to school, nearly all of them will be getting a strong message against bullying, and it's information they need to

A Mentor middle school created a music video to help get students ready for the new school year.

One in every four students in grades K-6 have visual problems that are serious enough to impede learning, according to the American Public Health Association.

"After the common cold, dental decay is the most common disease in the American public," according to American Dental Association Consumer Advisor, and local

The notes and cards that hung in the hallways of Chardon High School expressing support following the deadly shootings in its cafeteria have been taken down.

Thursday is the first day of school for Chardon High students, and the sixth-month anniversary of the shootings at the school's cafeteria is coming up in four

Lorain hasn't built a new high school since 1969. Which aging building to send high school students to has been a yo-yo act for several years as students have

Having a new teen driver can be one of the most nerve-racking times for parents. How do you know if they're really ready to get behind the wheel? Here's a

The Ohio Department of Transportation has created the Cleveland Innerbelt "Get Back to Campus" map to help students and faculty navigate their return to

In the largest number of northeast Ohio children returning to school, Cleveland students begin their first day of class Wednesday.

Remember when suitcases had to be carried instead of rolled? Or when an airline ticket was a booklet of pages separated by carbon paper? This year's college

Before heading to college, check out these tips for a hassle-free, and possibly less expensive, moving experience.

Heading off to college? Well, in addition to your clothes, sheets, and computer, you may also be thinking about getting a small refrigerator for your dorm

As part of newsnet5.com's comprehensive back-to-school news coverage, we talked with Akron Children's Hospital Pediatrician Dr. Cooper White regarding a

Schools across northeast Ohio will begin opening their doors soon, and this year's hot items for back to school are sitting on store shelves.