Akron’s Longest Table” will premiere on YouTube Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. and will be screened at Civic Saturday Akron on Oct. 31.

Many Ohio residents with Medicaid will soon have to prove that they work, volunteer or go to school. Here's what to know about the rules.

The space at 1 S. High St., now named the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Building, will open to the general public Sept. 24.

Nearly 15,000 runners will toe the starting line for the 24th annual FirstEnergy Akron Marathon, Half Marathon & Team Relay Saturday.

After years of vandalism and neglect, limited access and funding woes, the 1910 memorial to is finally, once again, open to the public.

Food, music and dancing all marked the sixth-annual event at Lock 3 downtown to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month.

Akron Independent Police Auditor Anthony Finnell began an audit of APD's license-plate reader program last week with a letter to APD chief.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton promised to staunch, if not prevent, a possible environmental disaster of leaking liquid fracking waste.

Using recycled Goodyear racing tires and stainless steel, New-York based artist brings public art to downtown Akron ...

Wild Thread Theatre, the new company from Elynmarie Kazle and Mark Zimmerman, opened its first season with “Marjorie Prime” at Wild Oscars.

Summit County Executive Ilene Shapiro high fives Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne as Shapiro walks to the podium to deliver the annual State of the County Address at the John S. Knight Center ...

ROSY chef Vinnie Cimino, an Akron native, chats with guests during a "friends and family" night at the establishment on Monday, Feb. 16, 2026. The New York Times named ROSY to its list of 50 favorite ...