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Akron resident Tiffany Smith detailed concerns to Akron City Council Monday that she has been without sewer service for two years, after the city allegedly broke a line. She said she came to council after the service department allegedly told her she'd need to pay for the repairs herself.
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The announcement from Seth Walsh still leaves one statewide office with no Democratic candidates. -
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The public history campaign and an exhibit at the Cleveland Public Library's main branch Downtown looks at the past, present and future of Cleveland schools. -
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Justin Salsburey, 43 and his wife Ruthann Salsburey, 38, of Bellefontaine, were arrested this week. Justin Salsburey worked for Ramaswamy's contracted security firm ARK Protection. -
The U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Wednesday secured the subpoena for Ohio billionaire Les Wexner. -
We've spent more than a year digging into the challenges facing Ohio's volunteer firefighters. What we found affects much more of the state than you might think. "Sound the Alarm: Ohio's Volunteer Firefighter Crisis" will appear on line and on the air on 89.7 WKSU beginning Monday. -
David Lester comes home to Northeast Ohio this weekend for a series of events. -
If the Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act protections against racial discrimination in redistricting, it could usher in the largest-ever drop in representation by Black members of Congress.
