Canton City Council

A local Akron activist was appealing a case dismissal lawsuit his charity brought against the Akron Board of Zoning, but now he is considering appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court; Akron's police union is demanding the state's investigation into the officer-involved shooting death of Jayland Walker be immediately ceased; A Canton City councilman doesn't believe the shooting death of a Black man by a white police officer was racially motivated ... and more stories.

Councilman Kevin Hall was one of three councilmembers to walk out of this week's meeting in solidarity with protestors calling for police reform.

Here are your morning headlines for Monday, July 29:Akron Children's opens transgender care center;Prison might offer tattoo removal services;Toxic algal…

Canton City Council is set to vote tonight on whether to repeal a panhandling ordinance that’s being called unconstitutional.The ACLU contacted more than…

Here are your morning headlines for Tuesday, July 31:Ohio EPA approves wind turbine project;Gov. Kasich signs payday lending bill;Cultivator license…

Abandoned shopping carts are becoming so much of a nuisance in some parts of Canton that City Council has passed a law to try to address the problem.The…

Here are your morning headlines for Monday, March 5:ODOT unveils $51 million infrastructure project;Canton to vote on ordinance to round up abandoned…

Canton City Council has been putting off authorizing the signing of a set of contracts with Pro Football Hall of Fame Village for a services and joint…

Canton City Council has voted unanimously to increase penalties and fines for littering.The new rules will increase fines for a first offense from $100 to…

The half-billion-dollar Pro Football Hall of Fame Village project in Canton is supposed to be done in 2019. WKSU’s Tim Rudell says that’s why Canton City…