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Mackenzie Shirilla Blasts Hometown in Prison Call, Says People Are 'Depressing'

Italian food in Ohio does not always ask you to head downtown, circle for parking, and pretend the traffic was part of the experience. Sometimes the better move is to follow the glow of red sauce, fresh pasta, and garlic bread straight into the suburbs. That is where some of...

WADSWORTH — Residents raised concerns about development, utility collections and park improvements during the “Cookies with Council” panel event at the Soprema Senior Center on Monday. Hosted by the Wadsworth Older Adults Foundation, the event allowed residents to ask questions directly to Mayor Robin Laubaugh and memb

Sebring Fire Department will kick off its annual festival with a queen pageant at 6 p.m. June 3 in the village’s downtown area. The Sebring Fireman’s Festival will run June 3 to June 6, with activities for the public every day. Events run 6 to 11 p.m. each day. Rides will be available each day, with $10 unlimited rid

CANTON, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – Four incidents of random gunfire in Canton over the last month or so, with 13-year-old Christian Webb shot in the arm while standing on his 4th Street NE front porch. A bullet fired three blocks away is lodged in Christian’s left arm....

SOLON, Ohio -- Identity fraud: Solon Road. At 12:15 p.m. May 29, a female Solon resident, 34, reported that someone used her personal information to open a utility account in California with Pacific Gas & Electric. The suspect then ran up charges exceeding $29,000. The victim, however, experienced no financial...

Akron officials are considering spending $1.5 million annually on a new contract with Summit County Animal Control to try to improve the city’s stray dog problem and capacity issues. Animal shelters across Northeast Ohio have been grappling with overcrowding issues for years. Akron rescue groups have long expressed con

Halle Bargar has lived in Chagrin Falls most of her life. After briefly leaving during her college years, she returned more than 25 years ago, later raising all three of her children within the same tight-knit network she grew up around. For Bargar, the charm of the city comes from...

Bring your memories of the Lincoln Highway and stories about travel to MassMu’s History Discussion Group at 10 a.m. June 2 in the museum. Moderator Mandy Altimus Stahl, who will lead the discussion, encourages guests to bring maps, mementoes and photographs. This discussion complements the new Main Gallery exhibition,

Twenty-nine members of Sebring McKinley High School’s Class of 2026 received their diplomas May 31 during a commencement ceremony in the school’s gymnasium. The students were honored during an event held in front of the huge Trojans logo painted on a wall in the gym. Mia Somerville was the class valedictorian and ad