A new online tool is making it easier for Ohio families to access important health information. The Ohio Department of Health has launched a public dashboard that tracks kindergarten immunization rates across the state. Users can sort the data by school, county, year, and specific vaccines, offering a clearer look Read more
A promising new treatment developed in northeast Ohio is offering new hope for people with spinal cord injuries. WOIO reports a drug called NVG-291, developed at Case Western Reserve University’s biotechnology incubator, is showing significant results in clinical trials. Researchers say the drug works by helping damaged nerves regenerate, something Read more
Changes are under way at a longtime local bowling spot. Summit Lanes (formerly Charger Lanes in Norton) is currently undergoing renovations, with crews working to update parts of the facility. During construction, the business has shifted to limited summer hours, currently only open Fridays and Saturdays from 4 to 11 Read more
A popular local boutique is making some changes, and asking for a little understanding from the community. Willow + West shared that customers may notice fewer clothing items in-store and slightly higher prices. The reason? Rising and unpredictable wholesale costs that have made it harder to maintain inventory at current Read more
A 4-year-old boy reported missing in Wadsworth has been found safe. According to Wadsworth Police, officers were called Friday afternoon by the child’s father, after the boy’s mother, Elizabeth George, 38, left their home unexpectedly with him. During the investigation, police say they determined the child was in immediate danger Read more
A Wadsworth hometown legend is about to celebrate a remarkable milestone, and the community is stepping up to make it unforgettable. Joe Lenze, longtime owner of Marie’s Restaurant and a World War II veteran, turns 100 on April 21. Lenze served in the U.S. Army Tank Corps under General George Read more
Northeast Ohio could soon clear an important environmental milestone, and it could have a direct impact on drivers across the region. Federal officials are proposing to redesignate the area as meeting ozone air quality standards, also known as “attainment” status. That means the region is now hitting federal benchmarks for Read more
The Akron RubberDucks are welcoming a new leader to the organization. Longtime Minor League Baseball executive Noel Blaha has been named the team’s new President and General Manager. He will take over for Jim Pfander, who is leaving at the end of May to join the Tampa Bay Rays organization. Read more
The Wadsworth City School District is inviting the community to take part in a new survey aimed at shaping the district’s future. Superintendent Dr. Andy Hill says the effort is part of a broader push for a more collaborative planning process, as outlined in the district’s fiscal precaution plan submitted Read more
Buc-ee’s first location in Ohio opened Monday (April 6) in Huber Heights, just outside of Dayton. And yes, the doors never close. Big crowds showed up early for the debut of the massive travel center, which features more than 100 gas pumps and a roughly 74,000-square-foot store. Some fans even Read more
