PBS Western Reserve presents a collection of stories that are singularly focused on the region that we all call home. Here you can explore the people, places, history and events that make Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania so special.
Politics
The Battle for the Right to Vote
This production tells the story of the women’s suffrage movement, weaving in stories of Northeast Ohio leaders and pioneers. Premiered in 2017.
Guns N’ Pubs: CCW and Ohio SB 17
PBS Western Reserve explores what the new changes to Ohio Senate Bill 17 means. Premiered in 2011.
Heart of a Nation: America’s First Ladies
Using the National First Ladies' Library in Canton as its primary resource, the program recalls important moments in first lady history. Premiered in 2000.
Monumental Devotion: The McKinley National Memorial
Discover personal stories related to the McKinley National Memorial in Canton, Ohio. Premiered in 2022.
A More Perfect Union
A MORE PERFECT UNION discusses bipartisanship using Ralph Regula’s career as an example. Premiered in 2018.
Ralph Regula: The Gentleman from Ohio
Learn about former Congressman Ralph Regula, who served Ohio’s 16th district for 36 years. Premiered in 2017.
Training for Freedom
In 1964, college students and Black activists joined forces in Ohio to fight as one. Premiered in 2022.
Training for Freedom Panel Discussion
This panel discussion addresses race-related voter registration issues that persist to this day. Premiered in 2022.
A Tree Grows in Washington: The John F. Seiberling Story
Explore Congressman Seiberling's life, character and success in wildlife preservation. Premiered in 2013.