Did you ever wonder where Massillon gets its drinking water? Learn about Ohio geology and Massillon’s historically essential underground water source. Michael P. Angle will present the Massillon ...

The region’s newest attraction is off the beaten path, but it offers a gorgeous view and a glimpse into the state’s ...

Deep sea sediments contain treasure troves of information about marine ecosystems and past climate scenarios, yet remain ...

A new glass walkway is giving nature enthusiasts and thrill seekers a breathtaking look at some of northeast Ohio’s rough and rugged terrain.

The dramatic rock formations at Nelson-Kennedy Ledges tell a geological story that dates back more than 300 million years.

Ohio's Nelson-Kennedy Ledges State Park debuts the Falls Edge Glass Walkway, a 137-foot pedestrian bridge with a glass floor, ...

A new study led by University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh geologist Timothy Paulsen and University of Colorado Boulder ...

Indianapolis, like many other US cities, is continuously sinking. Some researchers fear it might impact drainage, flood ...

MASSILLON – Michael Angle will present the Massillon Museum’s next Brown Bag Lunch program, focusing on Ohio geology and Massillon’s underground water source, on May 27. The Little Indian ...

The latest of many changes in its history is the only one that hasn’t altered the course of the Mississippi. Donald Trump ...

The first of its kind for an Ohio State Park, this unique glass walkway will transform the way visitors experience the beauty ...

Ohio unveils the Falls Edge Glass Walkway, a 137-foot-long glass bridge at Nelson-Kennedy Ledges State Park, offering views ...