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Five Akron firefighters will help staff local stations while local firefighters battle wildfires. The department is still stretched following the end of the city's contract with private ambulance service AMR.
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The new station will replace Fire Station No. 12 in the Wallhaven neighborhood, which is 72 years old and deteriorating, fire officials said.
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Fire departments across Northeast Ohio are struggling with the same issue: low staffing. But they can't seem to figure out why.
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The Seiberling Federal Building in downtown Akron was closed Wednesday following the discovery of a package with white powder in an envelope in the mail room. The building along with the surrounding area were evacuated after a note in the envelope.
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Akron City Council unanimously passed an ordinance requiring CO detectors in residential dwellings that use fuel-burning appliances.
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The increase in the number of cases comes as with the jail's inmate population nearing capacity; Former Cavs coach Mike Fratello to receive the Chuck Daly Lifetime Achievement Award.
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New coronavirus cases in Ohio jumped Tuesday to more than 2,500, the second spike in the past five days; Ohio Supreme Court decision moves Ohio closer to getting rid of cash bail; an Akron firefighter who used a fire hose to spray an activist has been put on administrative leave; and more stories.
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COVID cases numbers dropped back to average after spiking on Friday; Summit County Sheriff Kandy Fatheree has fired the department’s first diversity and inclusion director after just one month on the job; the Akron Fire department has apologized after a firefighter turned a hose on a bystander; and more stories.
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The city of Akron has called eight furloughed employees back to work to create a decontamination team to help protect first responders.The team’s job is…
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Akron will spend close to $16 million dollars on safety services and road repair this year. The city Wednesday released its plans for the Safety & Streets…