Issue 29 is one of the main issues in this Nov. 7 Election. Issue 29 means a 10-year, 2.9-mill renewal tax levy for the Portage County Board of Developmental Disabilities. TV2's Erin Sullivan has the details...
With Election Day here and many issues, levies and school board elections, it's hard not to notice the number of political ads throughout the course of the day, and it is important to understand the reasoning...
The city of Kent is holding elections for the ward four district and for the first time in years, it looks to be a contested race. The democrat candidate Christopher Hook is running against republican...
With over 400 political posters and over 6,000 campaign buttons with pieces going back to 1840, 21-year-old Mason St. Clair is considered to be a political super fan. The collection covers most of the...
The Kent Police Department is utilizing community cameras to help fight city crime.
Although Kent is a fairly safe city, according to Lt. Mike Lewis, having this program in place will hopefully discourage...
Former Kent State men’s basketball guard Sincere Carry was drafted 38th in the 2023 NBA G League Draft, which is for the minor league teams of the NBA.
Carry joins the list of 16 former Flashes...
In late August, Diana Sette interrupted her usual commute through Cleveland’s University Circle district to tend to an injured squirrel.
The sidequest was not unusual for Sette, a horticultural therapist...
In the middle of a routine lecture class Oct. 3, Associate Professor Anthony Mirando saw his dean, program coordinator and several other coworkers begin filing into his classroom. Melissa Dyer, a professor...
The university received a renewed bronze-level award in the annual Bicycle Friendly University awards.
The League of American Bicyclists, an organization founded in 1880 that encourages the activity...
The university's Women in Engineering club is active in its third year and welcomes all students for professional development sessions and the occasional craft night.
Co-founders senior Ruth Miller,...
The Student Recreation and Wellness Center hosted a sound bath meditation workshop Saturday, inviting students to take a moment to slow down and let go of their daily stresses.
The practice lasted...
Student-bands rocked out to display their talents in hopes of winning the top-prize at the Flash Activities Board’s “Battle of the Bands” Saturday night.
Clara Hubbard, a senior and the director...
