Summit County has launched a new public health initiative to better track substance use trends and support overdose prevention efforts. Using opiate

A 14-year-old boy who hadn’t been in school for four years asked his grandmother in East Akron if he could live with

Beginning in fall 2026, the College of Nursing will offer a Foundational Entry concentration that allows students who didn’t take chemistry, biology

The City of Akron has again earned a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign’s 2025 Municipal Equality Index (MEI), marking the

November is National Family Caregivers’ Month, a time to recognize the millions of people who provide care to loved ones facing medical

Scammers are still using some of the most in-demand dog breeds: French bulldogs, dachshunds and German shepherds, to lure people into fake

Ohio’s energy landscape is undergoing major changes as state regulators and lawmakers take decisive action affecting FirstEnergy customers and the future of

A new national analysis from Upgraded Points (a financial consumer website) shows the cost of “living comfortably” has jumped across the U.S.

Flu season may be here, but RSV is another virus to watch for this winter. RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) is a common

Summit County Prosecutor Elliot Kolkovich has announced the winners of the 25th Annual Safety Kids Calendar Contest, which teaches students the “12