Gabriel Kramer

2 weeks ago | ideastream.org | Gabriel Kramer

An 11-year-old from Canton is facing felony charges after Canton Police received unfounded reports of bomb threats and gun violence to the Stark Library. The child allegedly made two calls to the Crisis Center Suicide Hotline Tuesday, one claiming someone was shot inside the library located in Downtown Canton and another reporting a bomb threat to the same location, according to Canton Police. On Monday, the child allegedly reported someone had a gun at the library, police said.

2 weeks ago | ideastream.org | Gabriel Kramer

In the history of hip-hop music, New York City is credited as its birthplace. A rivalry between East Coast and West Coast hip-hop artists helped grow the musical genre. The American South gained hip-hop notoriety through award shows in the 1990s. Even in the Midwest, the more popular artists seem to have come from Chicago or Detroit.

2 weeks ago | ideastream.org | Gabriel Kramer

Thousands of protesters are expected to participate in a series of anti-Trump protests across the country and in Northeast Ohio on Saturday. One protest is planned for Cleveland’s West Side Ohio City neighborhood. Organizers said that as of Thursday, 2,000 people had registered for that demonstration, which is part of the nationwide mobilization dubbed "Hands Off." April 5 is expected to be the single largest day of protest since Donald Trump took office in January.

3 weeks ago | allbusiness.com | Gabriel Kramer

It's been more than a dozen years since I started selling online courses for the construction inspection industry. My online education site has been fortunate enough to see 60% growth every year. Like any other online business, though, we’ve made mistakes. The mistakes didn’t cripple us; we learned from them and used them to improve our business. As I look back at our company’s history, I see a couple things that have been critical to our success creating an online business.

3 weeks ago | wosu.org | Gabriel Kramer

An immigration attorney in Cleveland is raising concern for his clients after the Trump Administration announced this week that it's pausing some green card applications to further vet the applicants. The Department of Homeland Security confirmed in a statement Thursday to Ideastream Public Media that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services paused applications for permanent resident cards – more commonly known as green cards – for some applicants in order to expand the screening process.