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Officials from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Natural Areas and Preserves held a ribbon cutting recently for the William “Bud” Hill Scenic River Access Area, which is situated along the Ashtabula State Scenic River.

ASHTABULA — The Ashtabula Yacht Club plans to repair and upgrade its transient docks, thanks to a $74,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

Through its action plans, the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative aims to have cleanup efforts completed in Ohio's areas of concerns by 2030. Learn more about the effort.

CLEVELAND — The documentary film “Engineering Tragedy: The Ashtabula Train Disaster” won three Emmys on Saturday at the 54th Great Lakes Regional Emmy Awards gala.

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) and Huntsman Advanced Materials Americas, LLC (“Huntsman”) entered into a May 8th Consent Agreement and Final Order (“CAFO”)...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced March 6 that Huntsman Advanced Materials LLC will pay $180,000 to resolve alleged violations of the Clean Water Act at an Ashtabula, Ohio-based company it acquired in 2020.

Train crashes and derailments in Ohio caused death and destruction, but some led to significant changes in the railroad industry.

"Engineering Tragedy" is a PBS documentary about the 1876 bridge collapse and train crash in Ashtabula that killed 95 people.

Stacker examined 2021 data from personal finance website WalletHub to determine the best lake towns to live in across the U.S.

Once upon a time, perhaps near the end of the last century, a well-meaning bureaucrat was sold on the idea of a world where everyone — and he or she did mean everyone — would own their own home, no matter their background. This set in motion a process where bad or subprime loans were facilitated and it ended as the global financial crisis of 2007-09, the most serious meltdown