Tim Rudell
WKSU
Ohio, United States
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Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown Talks Taxes, Healthcare
Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown, the subject of much speculation for the 2020 presidential election, took time to chat with WKSU about some of his priorities → Read More
Akron City Council Member Wants Better Cyber Security for the City
Akron 4 th Ward Councilman Russ Neal wants the city to consider going to the cloud to protect itself from cyber criminals. And he says the best way to do → Read More
Canton's Mayor Says He Wants The Job For Four More Years
Canton Mayor Tom Bernabei says he’s running for a second term, and will be doing so as a Democrat. In the November 2015 general election, long-time → Read More
Democratic Mayor Accepts Republican Senator's Invitation to State of the Union Address
Youngstown Mayor Jamael Tito Brown is heading to Washington for the State of the Union address. The northeast Ohio Democrat will be the guest of Republican → Read More
In Akron, Gov. Mike DeWine Talks About His New Administration
During his fourth day on the job Governor Mike DeWine paid a visit to Akron. In an appearance at the Akron Roundtable he touched on a range of things his → Read More
GM Lordstown Boosters Take a Road Trip
Lordstown’s Drive it Home Campaign is heading to the Detroit Auto Show. Advocates for the local GM plant say they want to create a “presence” in the minds → Read More
Veterans Face Challenges Getting Effective Mental Health Support
An estimated one-point-nine million U.S. veterans are now receiving mental health services. But studies commissioned by Congress and the Department of → Read More
Veterans Face Challenges Getting Effective Mental Health Support
An estimated one-point-nine million U.S. veterans are now receiving mental health services. But studies commissioned by Congress and the Department of → Read More
An Expanding Craft Brewer Eyes Bowery Redevelopment Area
Akron’s Bowery redevelopment project may have its first tenant. A fast growing Stark County craft brewer wants to open a location in the renovation → Read More
Akron's Second Chance Village is Closing with a Flurry of Acitivity
Second Chance Village is all but gone. The last tents of the homeless camp on the back lot of a commercial property in Akron’s Middlebury neighborhood were → Read More
Second Chance Village Founder Prepares for Closing of Homeless Camp
Sunday will be the last day for Akron’s Second Chance Village. The city ordered the homeless camp closed weeks ago saying it violates zoning laws. But a → Read More
Akron's Fire Department Installs a New Alert System for All Stations
Akron’s new computer-controlled alarm system for its fire stations is designed to reduce response times and save lives. But it may also have a life-saving → Read More
Federal Regulators Cut Back on Safety Requirements for Rail Tanker Cars
The Department of Transportation has rescinded a 2015 order involving the safety of trains that haul volatile materials. The move is part of the Trump → Read More
The Newspaper Scene is Changing Dramatically in Northeast Ohio
The Cleveland Plain Dealer’s parent company announced last week it is moving most of the paper’s functions other than local coverage to locations out of → Read More
Incoming Congressman Believes Economic Strength Will Continue
The stock market’s volatility and growing talk of recession won’t overcome the strength in the current economy. That’s the view of Northeast Ohio’s newest → Read More
Massillon Nears Deal on Medical Facility for Community
Massillon City Council has taken what it hopes is the second-to-last step in ending the Stark County community’s year-long hospital dilemma. Council → Read More
Stark State Considers Options After Surprise Decision by Long-time Partner
The Fuel Cell Prototyping Center at Stark State College in North Canton is closing. Since 2006 it’s been a public-private research & development → Read More
Ohio EPA Looks to Update Air Quality Rules at Fracking Sites
The Ohio EPA is considering changes to its regulations on air quality at fracking and natural gas transmissions sites. The state Environmental Protection → Read More
Workers, Neighbors and Friends Gather for GM Lordstown Vigil
General Motors’ announcement that it will close its half-a-century-old auto manufacturing complex at Lordstown next March has shaken the workers and the → Read More
Divided Akron City Council Turns Down Free Trial of Budget Software
On a split vote Akron City Council has again said no to a trial run with software that would give citizens a detailed and interactive view of how the city → Read More