The wives of two Chinese human rights activists have testified at a congressional hearing about their husbands' years of imprisonment and torture.
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Ohio church drive thru for Ash Wednesday
An Ohio church is offering a drive thru Ash Wednesday blessing for parishioners who might be pressed for time.
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Protest over exclusion from social media
Religious broadcasters are sounding the alarm over exclusion of parts of their message from the Internet.
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Pastor discusses basketball star's faith
Jeremy Lin's pastor says the New York Knicks basketball star's faith is genuine.
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Catholic churches fight federal mandate
Catholic churches in northeast Ohio are on mission to have their message heard after President Obama announced a federal mandate regarding health care coverage for contraception.
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Library has Newton's theological texts
Sir Isaac Newton was an influential theologian who applied a scientific approach to the study of scripture.
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Most Britons are not regular churchgoers
A British Cabinet minister says Europe is threatened by a wave of "militant secularism" and religion should play a bigger role in public life.
Israel's long term prosperity depends on more ultra-Orthodox Jews joining the work force.
The Cleveland Diocese reacts to President Obama’s decision to revamp his contraceptive coverage policy.
A group argues that the U.S. Forest Service needs to boot a statue of Jesus from its mountaintop perch.
Josh Hamilton says, "People are going to call me a hypocrite, but I am a sinful man."
Water Cooler News
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Report: Cleveland 6th most frugal city
A report released by Coupons.com has ranked Cleveland as the 6th most frugal city in the U.S.
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'WTF' slogan raises eyebrows in Colorado
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VIDEO: Naked man inside Walmart
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PHOTOS: Underwater dogs gain attention
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VIDEO: Penguin refuses to swim
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Could you do your boss' job better?
Lifestyle News
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Ohio church drive thru for Ash Wednesday
An Ohio church is offering a drive thru Ash Wednesday blessing for parishioners who might be pressed for time.
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For boomers, it's 'work til you drop'
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Target knows teen is pregnant before dad
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Local chef vying for James Beard Award
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Protest over exclusion from social media
Troubleshooter
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Assault rifle lost by Akron post office
A weapon has been missing since Dec. 6, lost after leaving Akron's West Exchange Street post office.
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5 found dead in vacant homes in 2 days
Two separate shootings once again confirm the link between vacant homes and crime in Cleveland. Council members vow to step up demolitions.
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Backyard ice rink ruled code violation
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Thousands of CLE streetlights out
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$100M now owed to CLE housing court
Business Headlines
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For boomers, it's 'work til you drop'
When Paula Symons joined the U.S. workforce in 1972, typewriters in her office clacked nonstop, people answered the telephones and the hot new technology revolutionizing communication was the fax machine.
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Target knows teen is pregnant before dad
A report in the New York Times says Target’s sophisticated computer system is able to guess when a female shopper is pregnant, based on 25 items that pregnant women buy.
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Will the FBI shut down the Internet?
Some people have referred to March 8 as an "Internet doomsday," but one expert explains rumors that the FBI will be shutting down the Internet to thousands of users.
Personal Finance
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ID-theft protection not needed, CR says
It can be frightening when someone steals your financial information and goes on a shopping spree. That fear has helped drive sales of identify-theft protection services.
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Financial fights can ruin relationships
Preventing money conflicts with your better half
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'Where's my Refund' feature not working
Don't Waste Your Money
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How to lower your cell phone bills
John Matarese has some simple tips for lowering those soaring cell phone bills.
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More and more freebies not really free
John Matarese explains the disappearing true freebie when it comes to dining and shopping.
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Prices rising on generic brands
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'Where's my Refund' feature not working
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Sloppy tax preparer leads to IRS audit
