If you get Medicaid in Summit County, keep an eye on your mailbox. The Ohio Department of Medicaid is sending letters to some adults enrolled in Medicaid expansion about new requirements that are set to begin January 1, 2027. Under the new rules, some adults ages 19 to 64 will Read more
Speeding has become so common that many drivers now consider it a normal part of being behind the wheel, according to new research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. Three in ten drivers surveyed agreed with the statement, “No one actually drives the speed limit.” While most motorists said Read more
More than three weeks have passed since a 67-year-old Copley man disappeared, and his family is renewing its plea for help finding him. Dr. Frank J. Feher has not been seen since July 27, when he was last seen leaving his residence on South Hametown Road in Copley at approximately Read more
How much is never sitting in rush-hour traffic again worth to you? For some Ohio workers, apparently thousands of dollars a year. A new survey from Resume.io asked more than 3,000 workers how much salary they’d be willing to give up to avoid their regular commute. On average, Ohio workers Read more
Ohio football fans may not love this ranking. A new study from APWin ranks both of Ohio’s NFL stadiums among the five worst in the league based on fan reviews. Huntington Bank Field, home of the Cleveland Browns, came in fifth-worst with a weighted score of 4.47 out of five. Read more
The WCTV Foundation is hoping to clear up questions surrounding the loss of Wadsworth High School football broadcasts, saying the issue is a staffing shortage, not a lack of community support or interest. According to the Foundation, WCTV currently has just one full-time employee along with limited part-time help. With Read more
The Barberton Community Foundation has created a new fund to help students and families who may struggle to afford the district’s new pay-to-participate fees. The Barberton Student Opportunity to Participate Fund is designed to provide financial assistance to eligible students participating in middle and high school athletics, marching band and Read more
More than 600 people were arrested and nearly 200 firearms seized during a months-long violent crime crackdown that stretched across Northern Ohio, including Akron, Cleveland and Canton. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Ohio and U.S. Marshals Service announced Tuesday the results of Operation Northern Shield, a Read more
Some good news for fans of several longtime Northeast Ohio traditions: the I-X Center isn’t going anywhere just yet. The Cleveland venue announced this morning (Wednesday) it will continue operating as a home for major consumer shows, trade shows and exhibitions while the property remains on the market for potential Read more
If you thought the Bowling Green State University Falcon Marching Band sounded big before, just wait until you hear them this fall. BGSU says its Falcon Marching Band has grown to a record 600 members for the 2026-27 season, making it the largest collegiate marching band in the country, and, Read more
