City of Cleveland trying to close downtown eatery on nuisance laws
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The city of Cleveland has been granted a temporary restraining order by a Cuyahoga County judge, allowing the temporary closure of Filter Restaurant Experience until a hearing takes place. The city filed a complaint in the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas, noting its history of...
Ohio’s THC ban leaves local bars like the Barrel Room reeling
Just a year after she introduced THC-infused drinks to her menu, Keri Sullivan’s bar is being forced to pull them...
New Phone Ban May Not Affect WHS As Much As We Think
The state of Ohio passed a new law, which will take effect in January. The law will ban the use of cell phones during school time, including anything the state sees as the instructional day. According to education.ohio.gov, an instructional day is defined as “any period of time in which...
Concert Photos: Live Channels the ’90s at MGM
The MGM Northfield hosted York, Pennsylvania-founded Live on Saturday night. Playing to a large crowd, the quintet ran through a fifteen-tune set, starting at 8:00 PM and finishing up about ninety minutes later. Frontman, founder, and only original member still left in the outfit, Ed Kowalczyk, led his band from...
Video footage from sunglasses helps nab assault suspect: Brunswick Police Blotter
A Hinckley Township man was arrested for disorderly conduct for assaulting another man at 8:28 p.m. Oct. 7. Video footage from the victim’s Ray-Ban Meta glasses reportedly showed the suspect smacking the glasses off the victim’s head. Disorderly conduct, Center Road. Police responded to three persons seen stumbling...
Jail Receiving Grant for Inmate Addiction Services
CANTON, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – The Stark County jail is on the latest list of 11 lockups in the state receiving funding to provide more addiction-related services to inmates. The Route 62 jail is getting $227,000. The Wayne and Tuscarawas County Justice Centers are receiving similar amounts.
Northeast Ohio counties make the case for mental health and addiction services funding
Voters in several Northeast Ohio counties are being asked to consider renewal or replacement levies on the Nov. 4 ballot for their local mental health and recovery boards. These boards provide a variety of services including crisis intervention, alcohol and drug addiction recovery programs, mental health treatment...
720 Market draws big crowds to downtown Hartville
Saturday, Oct. 4, brought beautiful weather and bustling crowds to historic downtown Hartville, where the 720 Market filled the streets with shopping, music, food, and community spirit. The event stretched through the Shops on Sunnyside, Schumacker Plaza, and Prospect Avenue, offering a fall shopping experience that...
Neighbors help neighbors to improve their East Akron community
INSIDE AKRON: Akron Documenters are fanning out across the city’s 24 neighborhoods to elevate places, faces, voices and vibes — as shared by the people who live there. Expect a new profile every day through October. Akron is a working class city with a deep undercurrent of the...
City of Massillon considers roundabouts to replace 2 area intersections
The city is considering three options to ease traffic flow at the intersections of State Route 21 and Lake Avenue Northeast and First Street Northeast at Lake Avenue.
