Woman gets life sentence for raping infant in Summit County
A New York woman found guilty in April of raping and abusing an 11-month-old girl who was in her care will likely spend the rest of her natural life in prison.
This Akron Ohio Kitchen Fills Your Plate With Nepali Momos And Spices You Won’t...
Somewhere in Ohio, tucked along a busy road in a building that gives almost nothing away from the outside, a kitchen is quietly serving some of the most memorable food in the state. The aromas hit you before you even reach the door, a warm, spiced welcome that makes your stomach do the talking.
Massillon Man Gets Five-Year Term
CANTON, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – A 20-year-old Massillon man arrested at a January murder scene has been sentenced to five years in prison on a gun conviction. De Iveon Newman pleaded guilty to an ‘improperly discharging a firearm’ charge last week and was immediately sentenced.
Lake schools earn top marks as board reviews strong start to school year
The Lake Local School District Board of Education met Monday, Sept. 21. Superintendent Brett Yeagley gave his report and covered a lot of items quickly. He stated that Lake had gotten off to an “awesome” start to the 2026-27 school year in its fifth week. He thanked the entire staff for their professionalism and work a
12 Ohio Soup And Sandwich Stops Made For Cool October Afternoons
I knew it had officially turned into an Ohio October afternoon when I started warming my hands around a bowl of soup instead of my coffee cup. The wind outside had other plans for the rest of the day. That is usually when a sandwich starts sounding even better too....
Massillon’s Bicentennial Ball set at Five Oaks Mansion
Massillon’s Gilded Age Bicentennial Ball Massillon Bicentennial Committee will present a Gilded Age Bicentennial Ball at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 4 at Five Oaks Mansion (Massillon Woman's Club), 210 Fourth St. NE. Doors will open at 5 p.m. Guests can enjoy leisurely walks in the gardens and complimentary carriage rides on Histor
What we learned about how Ohio’s tax-law change shaped Copley’s new fire levy
COPLEY TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Copley Township officials once had the option of asking voters to replace the township’s existing fire levies, a mechanism they estimated could have generated about $1.7 million more annually. Ohio eliminated replacement levies for elections held beginning Jan. 1, 2026, narrowing the township’s
Akron residents to vote on renter protections, increased power for police oversight board
Akron voters will vote on three amendments to the City of Akron Charter, including two that affect housing for tenants and landlords and one that affects how the members of the Citizens’ Police Oversight Board are chosen, along with empowering the city’s independent police auditor with subpoena powers.
Summit County-area tax issues, zoning and charter amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot
Issue 4 – Aurora City School District proposed bond issue. A majority affirmative vote is necessary for passage. Shall the Aurora City School District be authorized to do the following:. Issue bonds for the purpose of constructing, furnishing and equipping a new elementary school and transportation facility, and otherw
WATCH: Explosives mark major milestone in State Route 8 construction project
The Ohio Department of Transportation announced a major milestone in the State Route 8 Bridge Replacement project.

















