Latest from Brian Bull

• Jul 9, 2024

  For affected communities, wildfire recovery is a slow burn 

  

  For those who choose to stay and rebuild after a devastating blaze, the experience can become a test of patience and endurance.

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• Aug 14, 2018

  The last Blockbuster video in the U.S. has no plans to close

  

  In the days before streaming video and mail-order movies, the blue and orange sign proclaiming a Blockbuster video was the draw for millions of Americans settling into their living rooms for weekend movies. But competition and technology have now rendered the once giant chain to just one U.S. store in Bend, Oregon. And its manager […]

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• Mar 4, 2016

  NASA hoping hybrid tech will take to the skies

  

  The technology could cut fuel consumption in passenger jets by 12 percent.

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• Dec 25, 2014

  ‘Christmas Story’ house gives back to Cleveland

  Money raised from tours of house used in the movie helps fix up nearby homes.

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• Jun 26, 2014

  U.S. steelmakers battle against cheap imports, again

  China and South Korea are dumping cheap steel into the market

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• Jul 4, 2013

  Why movie crews are headed to Ohio

  Ohio's film tax credits have drawn movie crews back to Cleveland, but there's debate as to whether the tax breaks truly deliver.

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• Mar 2, 2012

  Mild winter helps some businesses, hurts others

  For some businesses that shut down during the winter, the mild weather this winter has been an economic shot in the arm. For others, not so much.

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• Mar 1, 2012

  Manufacturing jobs up in Ohio

  

  Most of the growth comes from an unexpected source. Politicians jockey to take credit.

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• Feb 20, 2012

  Rust Belt rolls dice and builds new casinos

  Pennsylvania, Michigan and Illinois are on board with casinos, hoping to drive tourism to down-on-their-luck communities. Now Ohio is getting into the game.

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• Jan 4, 2012

  Minimal snow in Midwest means big savings, headaches

  A mild winter means cash-strapped governments save money. But lack of snow can be costly for others.

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