Nearly three months after a well-known Copley scientist seemingly vanished without a trace, police say they have exhausted their current investigative leads and are hoping a new tip will come in and provide some answers. Dr. Frank Feher, 67, disappeared July 27 after leaving his home on South Hametown Road Read more
The Medina County Health Department is monitoring a growing number of measles cases, with 18 cases reported as of Oct. 21. Of those cases, three have been confirmed and 15 are considered probable. Health officials say the cases are concentrated within a small group of families who are taking precautions Read more
Rittman Police Chief Robert Shows remains on paid administrative leave as the city continues an investigation stemming from allegations involving his conduct. Shows has been on leave since Aug. 18. A letter from City Manager Bobbie Beshara notifying Shows of the leave states that he was being placed on paid Read more
When a school district asks voters for more money, the questions tend to sound familiar. Why can’t the district cut spending? Where is the money going? And why are taxpayers being asked to contribute more? But former Ohio state representative and school funding expert Stephen Dyer says the financial challenges Read more
A new documentary is giving viewers a closer look at one of Akron’s most iconic traditions, the All-American Soap Box Derby. The hour-long film, “More Than A Race,” goes behind the scenes of the 88th FirstEnergy All-American Soap Box Derby, focusing on the young racers, their families and the journey Read more
Cleveland Clinic says it has become the first health system in Ohio to perform a highly specialized surgery for complex abdominal tumors that involves temporarily removing and then re-implanting a patient’s small intestine. The procedure, called ex vivo intestinal auto-transplantation, is performed at only a small number of centers worldwide. Read more
The Ohio Supreme Court has upheld the involuntary manslaughter conviction of a man who was charged 16 years after the death of a woman whose devastating injuries dated back to infancy. The case, State v. Wilson, involves Scott Wilson and a victim identified by the courts as “Hannah” to protect Read more
An Ohio appeals court has ruled the state’s expanded EdChoice Scholarship Program unconstitutional, but families using the program will not see any immediate changes while the state appeals. The 10th District Court of Appeals upheld a lower-court ruling that found the voucher program violates the Ohio Constitution by using public Read more
The Cleveland Guardians opened the American League Championship Series with a 7-3 win over the Tampa Bay Rays, taking a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven series, and making some franchise history in the process. The win was Cleveland’s first-ever road victory in Game 1 of the ALCS. The Guardians are Read more
Copley High School theater students have now raised more than $9,300 after their fall production of She Kills Monsters was canceled following a parent complaint about the play’s content. Emily Neuhauser, president of the Copley Thespian Society, organized a GoFundMe after the school canceled the production even though casting had Read more
