Andrew Meyer
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Kent, OH, United States
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The 20th Anniversary of 9/11: Looking Back at Covering the Attacks on the World Trade Center
Twenty years is a long time, a generation. But the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York City can still feel very fresh for those who watched it unfold, in person or on television. → Read More
What to Expect from this Year's Virtual Democratic National Convention
The Democratic National Convention gets underway today. However, the usual mix of in-person pomp and circumstance and politics is being replaced by a → Read More
Second Coronavirus Test Comes Back Negative for Governor DeWine
After testing positive earlier in the day for COVID-19 while awaiting the arrival of President Trump at Burke Airport in Cleveland, Governor Mike DeWine → Read More
New Poll Puts Biden Up Over Trump in Ohio, Coronavirus and the Economy Are Top Issues
A new poll that shows President Donald Trump trailing former Vice President Joe Biden in Ohio also reveals that Mr. Biden’s “strong” supporters here → Read More
Morning Headlines: OH Unveils Coronavirus Alert System, Guidelines for Schools
Here are your morning headlines for Friday, July 3, 2020: DeWine unveils new color-coded coronavirus alert system Cleveland records one-day record for new → Read More
What You Need to Know if You Still Plan on Voting in Ohio's Delayed Primary
Ohio’s rescheduled primary is set to wrap up April 28. It was originally supposed to happen March 17, but the coronavirus pandemic led to the last-minute → Read More
DeWine Urges All Ohioans to Wear Masks if They Have to Go Out in Pubic
It’s not a requirement yet, but Ohio officials are urging all Ohioans to start wearing protective masks when they have to go out in public. During the → Read More
Morning Headlines: Budish Hires Opioid Settlement Czar, Akron Trucking Firm Files for Bankruptcy
Here are your morning headlines for December 31, 2019: Cuyahoga County hires manager to oversee opioid settelement funds; Yost moves for dismissal of → Read More
To Understand Ohio, David Giffels Heads to the Farm
David Giffels believes the journey to understanding America begins with Ohio. Traveling around the state, the Akron-based writer is working on a new book → Read More
Morning Headlines: Cleveland Clinic Marks Milestone Baby Delivery, Two Great Lakes Beat Record
Here are your morning headlines for Wednesday, July 10: Cleveland Clinic marks milestone baby delivery; Two Great Lakes at record-high water levels; Ohio → Read More
Summa Health to Become Subsidiary of Michigan's Beaumont Health
Summa Health has signed a letter of intent to form a strategic partnership with Southfield, Michigan-based Beaumont Health. In a statement, Summa says this → Read More
Morning Headlines: Medina Passes LGBTQ Anti-Discrimination Policy, Akron Approves New Projects
Here are your morning headlines for Tuesday, July 9: Medina passes LGBTQ anti-discrimination policy; Akron Council action provides hint for future of → Read More
Morning Headlines: Bills Could Reduce Punishment for Drug Crimes, NE Ohio Gets $437,000 for Projects
Here are your morning headlines for Monday, July 8: Bills could reduce punishment for drug crimes; NE Ohio gets $437,000 for projects; Cleveland mulls over → Read More
Share Your Input for WKSU's Next News Series
One of the priorities of WKSU News is to produce in-depth reporting that delves into topics that are important to the communities we serve. Our goal is to → Read More
Todd Diacon Begins His Tenure as Kent State President
When Kent State University president Beverly Warren announced she’d be stepping down this year after five years in office, the school conducted a national → Read More
Robert Mueller to Make Statement on 2016 Russian Interference Investigation
Robert Mueller to Make Statement on 2016 Russian Interference Investigation | WKSU → Read More
Morning Headlines: Republicans Appeal New Congressional Map Ruling, Ohio Primary Begins
Here are your morning headlines for Tuesday, May 7: Republicans appeal new congressional map ruling; Ohio primary begins; Former Massillon medical center → Read More
Akron Waterways Renewed! Will Keep Sewage Out of the Cuyahoga River
The City of Akron is working to improve its 100 year old sewage system. Dubbed Akron Waterways Renewed!, the project is federally mandated and aims to → Read More
Mahoning Valley Congressman Announces Presidential Candidacy
Congressman Tim Ryan (D-Niles) has joined the race for the Democratic nomination for president. Ryan made his announcement on the ABC television program → Read More
Morning Headlines: Brown Will Not Run in 2020, Ohio House Approves Gas Tax Increase
Here are your morning headlines for Friday, March 8: Brown will not run in 2020; Ohio House approves gas tax increase; UA to phase out College of Applied → Read More