Pete Nitsch, VP of Compliance and Communications with Klutch Cannabis, joined the Ray Horner Morning Show. Ohio voters passed Issue 2, legalizing marijuana. Nitsch discussed the changes, the timeline, and more.
Three times a day, Monday through Friday on the WAKR Morning Show, Ray Horner hosts a Women's History segment honoring First Ladies who have significantly contributed to our community and citizens!
Brought to you by the National First Ladies Library & Museum.
First Ladies Celebration: Eleanor Roosevelt
Written by Steffany Murdock
Three times a day, Monday through Friday on the WAKR Morning Show, Ray Horner hosts a Women's History segment honoring First Ladies who have significantly contributed to our community and citizens!
Brought to you by the National First Ladies Library & Museum.
Three times a day, Monday through Friday on the WAKR Morning Show, Ray Horner hosts a Women's History segment honoring First Ladies who have significantly contributed to our community and citizens!
Brought to you by the National First Ladies Library & Museum.
Three times a day, Monday through Friday on the WAKR Morning Show, Ray Horner hosts a Women's History segment honoring First Ladies who have significantly contributed to our community and citizens!
Brought to you by the National First Ladies Library & Museum.
Three times a day, Monday through Friday on the WAKR Morning Show, Ray Horner hosts a Women's History segment honoring First Ladies who have significantly contributed to our community and citizens!
Brought to you by the National First Ladies Library & Museum.
Mayor Shammas Malik joined the Ray Horner Morning Show. He's been busy putting together a spending budget. The Mayor broke down the proposal with Ray.
Ren Camacho, President & CEO of the Akron Canton Airport, joined the Ray Horner Morning Show. Spring Break is just around the corner. Camacho discussed destinations, guidelines, and more.
Three times a day, Monday through Friday on the WAKR Morning Show, Ray Horner hosts a Women's History segment honoring First Ladies who have significantly contributed to our community and citizens!
Brought to you by the National First Ladies Library & Museum.
Student Athletes of the Week: Kendal Batchik & Michael Walter
Written by Steffany Murdock
The Student Athlete of the Week segment is powered by NECA-IBEW and Akron Children’s Hospital.
This week's athletes are from St. Vincent-St. Mary High School.
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Copley Indians Head to Finals & Hoban Knights Head to Regionals
Written by Steffany MurdockRay previewed two basketball games: The Girls of Copley High School are in the State Finals and the Boys of Hoban High School are headed to Regionals.
Coach of the Copley Indians Girls Basketball Team, Julie Solis, joined the Ray Horner Morning Show. She talked about her team heading into the State Finals, the matchup against Purcell Marian, and more.
TK Griffith, Coach of the Hoban Boys Basketball Team, joined the Ray Horner Morning Show. The team is in the regionals. Coach Griffith talked about the team, the match up, and more.
Tick season has begun and the mild winter means it will be a heavy one. Dr. Debbie Plate from Cleveland Clinic Akron General joined the Ray Horner Morning Show. She talked about tick bites, removal, and more.
Abducted Teen Mother & Child Found Safe In Akron, Suspect Arrested
Written by Jeanne Destro
US Marshals and Akron Police arrested the suspect wanted in connection with the alleged abduction of a teen mother and her baby daughter, Monday in Akron.
They were taken from a foster home in West Chester Township, Ohio, in Butler County, early Monday morning.
After a statewide Amber Alert for 17 year old Maoly Toscano-Herrera, and her one year old daughter, Sara Herrera was issued earlier today; The Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force found them, along with the suspect who allegedly abducted them, in a home in the 300 block of Gibbs Drive, in Akron.
Now, 22 year old Bayron Tajeda, will be held in Akron until he can be extradited back to West Chester.
Authorities say the mother and child are from the Akron area, but were moved to the foster home after an incident of "extreme domestic violence" in Akron on March 9th.
U.S. Marshal Pete Elliott stated, “Quick work by West Chester Police, the Missing Child Unit in Northern Ohio and the NOVFTF Akron Division along with a far-reaching Amber Alert system led to the safe recovery of these two victims. The Missing Child Unit of the USMS will continue to support any of our local departments when critically endangered missing children are involved.”
An Amber alert has been issued to help find two missing girls; one, 17 years old, and the other, 1 year old.
Police allege that the suspect 22 year old Bayron Tejeda abducted 17-year-old Maoly Herrera Toscano and 1-year-old Sara Herrera early this morning from a residence in West Chester Township, Ohio, which is in Butler County.
He is described as a Hispanic male, age 22, 5'11" tall, weighs 170lbs, and has black hair and brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a frayed light blue jean jacket and dark colored jeans.
They are asking for help finding Tejeda, who is believed to be driving a white SUV, make and model unknown at this time.
Anyone with information is asked to call 1-877-AMBER-OH (1-877-262-3764), WEST CHESTER POLICE DEPARTMENT (513) 777-223, or dial 9-1-1.