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Right now, there’s a growing need for foster care families across the state of Ohio. More than 16,000 children are a part of the state’s foster care system.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/need-for-foster-families-growing-across-ohio

Need for foster families growing across Ohio

The university's team has grown in talent over the past few years, competing with the likes of Ole Miss, Navy, Air Force and other schools you might be more likely to expect to have rifle programs.

Full story: https://www.news5cleveland.com/sports/college-sports/university-of-akron/top-10-ranked-akron-zips-rifle-team-targeting-home-ncaa-rifle-championship-appearance

Rifle team targeting home NCAA Rifle Championship appearance

Crews battled a fire at the Blossom Nursing Center in Willard on Thursday night, sources confirmed with News 5. Two school bus drivers helped transport residents from the fire to a safe location.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/oh-huron/willard-city-schools-announce-2-hour-delay-after-bus-drivers-aide-rescue-efforts-in-nursing-home-fire

After nursing home fire, bus drivers aid in rescue efforts

Opening statements start in the largest corruption trial in Ohio history, with former Speaker Larry Householder accused of accepting a nearly $61 million bribe in exchange for a FirstEnergy bailout.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/politics/ohio-politics/opening-statements-begin-in-ohios-largest-public-corruption-trial

Opening statements begin in Ohio's largest public corruption trial

The girls team will compete in a 5 v 5 flag football tournament against other teams from around the country.

Read more here: https://www.news5cleveland.com/sports/local-sports/cleveland-girls-12u-jr-browns-flag-football-team-headed-to-nfl-flag-championships-during-pro-bowl-weekend

Girls 12u Jr. Browns Flag Football team headed to NFL FLAG Championships

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman met Tuesday with leaders of Greater Cleveland's Ukrainian community in Parma as the war in Ukraine marks the start of its 11th month; both pledging their continued support of Ukraine and its people.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/gov-dewine-joins-deputy-u-s-secretary-of-state-in-parma-pledging-continued-ukraine-support

DeWine visits Parma Ukrainians on 11-month anniversary of war

Cheap chicken eggs at local farms are beating grocery store prices, but they're now selling out. Farmers are encouraging customers to try different egg alternatives.

Full story: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/cheep-eggs-duck-eggs-becoming-hot-commodities-as-chicken-eggs-continue-to-sell-out-at-higher-prices

Duck eggs growing in popularity as chicken eggs remain expensive

Watch Lake (Uniontown), Solon and Wooster compete in Episode 4 of Academic Challenge.

Watch more episodes here: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/education/academic-challenge

Academic Challenge EP4

At Stephanie Tubbs Jones School in Cleveland, each of the nearly 300 students in grades pre-K through eighth have new books to add to their libraries at home, thanks to a Scholastic book fair.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/donate/give-a-book/working-hard-to-close-the-literacy-gap-300-cleveland-students-get-loads-of-new-books-to-read

Remember Scholastic book fairs? They're still going strong!

Charles James is fed up with the chronic illegal dumping that he said is plaguing his East 75th Street Cleveland neighborhood, and he's urging the city and fellow residents to take action.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/cleveland-metro/cleveland-illegal-dumping-off-to-a-fast-start-on-citys-east-side-in-early-2023

Cleveland illegal dumping hitting hard on city's East Side in early 2023

Parents are starting to wonder if the root cause of their child's asthma could be their gas stoves. Parents could be up for rebate money for a new stove once federal funds become available.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/originals/own-a-gas-stove-advice-for-parents-and-the-rebate-on-the-way

Own a gas stove? Watch this.

Going to the Post Office and buying stamps may seem like a simple task, but the United States Postal Service has an alternative for older Ohioans who need a little help getting around.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/post-office-on-wheels-helping-customers-who-cant-get-to-brick-and-mortar-locations

Post Office on Wheels helping those who can't get to brick and mortar locations

The first medical marijuana dispensary in Lorain is officially open for business. It’s also the first drive-thru dispensary in the state of Ohio.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/first-drive-thru-medical-marijuana-dispensary-opens-in-lorain

First drive-thru medical marijuana dispensary in Ohio opens

Movie lovers in two communities are going to have to find a new place to watch their new favorite flicks.

Read more: https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/originals/its-sad-to-see-it-go-heartbroken-over-closure-two-local-movie-theatres-have-final-curtain-call

Two movie theaters close doors for good