Anna Huntsman

The city has partnered with local hospitals for a new program, PIVOT. Counselors will meet gun violence victims in the hospital to connect them with resources.

U.S. Rep. Shontel Brown and other local and statewide elected officials called for answers during a press conference Wednesday regarding why the FBI raided a voter registration group in Northeast Ohio last week.

A program focused on preventing gun violence retaliation in Akron seems to be working, and city officials hope to expand it.

An estimated 7,000 Revolutionary War veterans were buried in Ohio, but there's been no centralized database of their graves – until now.

In a world before places like Cedar Point and Blossom Music Center became what they are today, Chippewa Lake Park was a prime place for entertainment in Northeast Ohio.

Akron is taking stricter action on a Highland Square bar that officials have accused of promoting overcrowding and other safety concerns.

Next to some of the oldest graves at Melscheimer Cemetery in Stark County sits a quaint, red one-room schoolhouse.

The sudden closure of Akron's Northside Marketplace has caused some disappointment and uncertainty about the future in the city's small business community.

The community in Akron is rallying behind an immigrant and refugee services organization that announced it lost its federal funding earlier this week.

Akron has approved new guardrails for future data center proposals.