Kent State alumnus Jason Zygadlo was diagnosed with cancer in 2019. Since then, he has turned his fight into a mission to help others overcome the disease, just as he did. With this goal in mind, he created...

AKRON, Ohio — For many pet owners, keeping up with routine care can get expensive. But One of a Kind Pets is helping make it more affordable, one clinic at a time. Every month, the Akron-based rescue...

Pops of color fill the greenhouse of the Acorn and Evergreen Floral Studio as Kent Lions Club members package carnations for their annual flower fundraiser. Long white boxes stamped with the Kent Lions...

A two-month joint investigation between local and federal authorities has led to dozens of arrests and more than 50 firearms seized in Akron. “Operation Double Eagle” was carried out by the Bureau...

Stepping into the role of acting mayor in the city of Kent, Jack Amrhein hopes to carry out the legacy of longtime Kent Mayor Jerry Fiala. "It's still kind of jarring that he's gone," said Amrhein....

One new Ohio driving law was put into effect Sept. 30 and makes driver's education training mandatory for all new drivers under the age of 21. Previously, only those under 18 were required to attend...

Kent Roosevelt High School's DECA students hosted over a thousand people at Touch-A-Truck. DECA, an international organization, focuses on preparing students for careers in marketing, entrepreneurship...

Editor's note: The identity of the individual interviewed for this story has been protected to ensure their safety. A new $100,000 fee was announced Sept. 19 for new applicants of the H-1B visa, raising...

Kent State fashion alumna, firefighter and paramedic Jazmine Fischer-Veal is back from New York Fashion Week. She described New York Fashion Week as an experience that solidified what she's supposed...

Senate Bill 1, also known as the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, is now in effect and bringing changes to campuses across Ohio. At Kent State, the Undergraduate Student Government responded with...

Two Northeast Ohio officers, including Portage County deputy Daniel LaJack, have pleaded not guilty to charges of abduction, ethnic intimidation and assault following an incident at a Medina County bar. The...

Waiting for guidance. As states start to feel the impact of President Trump’s tax law, the popular “Big Beautiful Bill,” Ohio’s benefits programs wait for the next steps to change Supplemental...