BW ends 2025 with a Lab Series about a woman suffering from her stalker...
In a small intimate space with barely two feet separating actors from audience members, a play called Boy Gets Girl written by Rebecca Gilman is performed as the first Lab series of the academic year and also the last of the year of 2025. Director Abby Guinigundo, a senior stage manager major, has merged the...
That’s literally a baby: Dad left’shivering’ 1-year-old in car alone while he shopped at...
A 28-year-old father in Ohio allegedly left his 1-year-old child alone in his car as he went grocery shopping at a nearby Aldi. Dazhawn Richardson was charged with one count of child endangerment following the incident, according to court records. According to an incident report, officers from the Solon Police...
Ravenna Police Probe Fatal Collision Between Pedestrian and CSX Train Near Chestnut and Diamond...
Ravenna law enforcement officials are currently conducting an investigation into a tragic incident that occurred on Friday afternoon, in which a pedestrian was fatally injured in a collision with a CSX train. The accident transpired on the railroad tracks situated between Chestnut Street and Diamond Street, as...
Warmer Monday, then big changes
CLEVELAND (WJW) — Sunday was another pleasant November day! Temperatures climbed into the lower 50s across Northeast Ohio. Monday will be the pick day of the week! It will be one of the warmer days, and the only dry day. Highs on Monday will be in the lower to mid-50s. Clouds will be on the increase throughout the day.
Wooster author Dottie Sines to hold book signing on Shop Small Saturday
Wooster author Dottie Sines will sign copies of her book, "Where the Stars Cross," Saturday, Nov. 29 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Uptown/Downtown Antiques & Consignments, 215 W. Liberty St., Wooster. The appearance will take place during Shop Small Saturday, an event hosted by Main Street Wooster to promote small...
The projection of hate stokes violence, and needs to end: Lyn Davis
MACEDONIA, Ohio -- I was a young woman in Ann Arbor, Michigan, when I first felt the projection of hate. I had just parked next to a young couple with a bumper sticker meant to imply that I hated them. As we exited our cars, I said, “I noticed your...
One Year Upstairs: Circle of Fifths Finds Downtown Akron’s Rhythm Above BLU Jazz+
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. A year after its Nov. 22, 2023 grand opening, Circle of Fifths has settled into a confident stride in Akron’s Historic Arts District—an intimate, 50‑seat cocktail-and-supper salon perched above BLU Jazz+ at 45 E. Market St. Here’s what its first full year...
These Akron, OH based Dogs are the latest up for adoption and in need...
Whether you're thinking about adopting a pet or simply delight in watching cute animals, you'd find a plethora of endearing pets awaiting adoption at animal shelters across and close to akron..
Happy with Northeast Ohio just the way it is: Ted Diadiun
It doesn’t happen as often these days, but there was a time not so long ago when, if an unimaginative comic was casting about for a laugh, or a movie script writer wanted to include a line about some dismal place where nobody would want to live, the go-to foil often was our fair city: “First prize, a week in...
1 in custody after Brecksville police situation
Brecksville residents have been asked to shelter in place in the Hilton Road and Mill Road area due to a police situation, according to...

















