Episodes

  • Akron: Akron police search for missing 13-year-old boy | June 22

    Akron: Akron police search for missing 13-year-old boy | June 22
    Jun 22 2026
    Akron police are searching for a missing 13-year-old boy from the East Side and investigating a shooting at a Toledo festival with two suspects at large. Gas prices in Akron and Cleveland hit six-month lows, dropping 34 and 22 cents respectively, as residents face overcast weather and a high chance of rain.
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  • Akron: Akron residents reflect on lost local landmarks and celebrate Juneteenth with... | June 21

    Akron: Akron residents reflect on lost local landmarks and celebrate Juneteenth with... | June 21
    Jun 21 2026
    Akron residents faced a house fire evacuation, learned about Juneteenth celebrations in West Akron, and were urged to stay alert after a Toledo shooting. The episode also highlighted nostalgia for local landmarks like Miracle Mart and Radio Shack.
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    2 mins
  • Akron: Akron's economy shows signs of recovery as new residents return | June 20

    Akron: Akron's economy shows signs of recovery as new residents return | June 20
    Jun 20 2026
    Akron residents are returning in droves due to rising affordability and neighborhood revitalization efforts highlighted by the Beacon Journal and Yahoo. The Akron Zoo’s new Curious Creatures exhibit and Highland Square’s recovery are key highlights as the city prepares for summer events.
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  • Akron: Akron issues boil advisory for Portage Lakes area | June 19

    Akron: Akron issues boil advisory for Portage Lakes area | June 19
    Jun 19 2026
    Akron issued a boil water advisory for Portage Lakes after contamination was detected, prompting residents to boil tap water. Akron METRO bus workers prepare for a strike vote over pay and conditions, while local author Michael Thompson launches his new book on LeBron James in downtown Akron.
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  • Akron: FirstEnergy Ohio Electric Companies Ready to Respond to Potential Outages | June 18

    Akron: FirstEnergy Ohio Electric Companies Ready to Respond to Potential Outages | June 18
    Jun 18 2026
    Akron's Local Wire update covers severe weather preparedness by FirstEnergy, new daycare options in North Hill, and Juneteenth celebrations across Northeast Ohio. The episode also highlights rescued beagles from Wisconsin now recovering in Akron and a Johnny Cash tribute at the Folsom Prison Experience.
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  • Akron: Residents Push for Safer Streets on South Maple and Copley Road | June 17

    Akron: Residents Push for Safer Streets on South Maple and Copley Road | June 17
    Jun 17 2026
    Akron residents are pushing for safer streets on South Maple Street and Copley Road as officials plan improvements like better lighting and crosswalks. The University of Akron is set to open a new polymer research facility in 2027, promising job growth and manufacturing advancements.
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  • Akron: Businesses in Akron's Highland Square fear safety measures could hurt sales a... | June 16

    Akron: Businesses in Akron's Highland Square fear safety measures could hurt sales a... | June 16
    Jun 16 2026
    Akron businesses in Highland Square are worried new safety measures after a recent shooting could hurt sales, while the city seeks public input on zoning changes to allow denser housing. Residents also face changing weather with rain chances returning and a memorial service planned for local resident Mark Beeson.
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  • Akron: Storm leaves thousands in Northeast Ohio without power Sunday night | June 15

    Akron: Storm leaves thousands in Northeast Ohio without power Sunday night | June 15
    Jun 15 2026
    Akron residents are dealing with power outages from a severe storm that hit Sunday, while the University of Akron moves forward with campus consolidation plans. The Perkins baseball team celebrated a state championship win, bringing joy to the community after a storm warning was canceled in Portage and Summit counties.
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