Cameron Gorman
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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
New Traffic Patterns Coming as Central Interchange Project Progresses
Motorists should look out for new traffic patterns as the I-76 Main Broadway Project continues in Akron. The Ohio Department of Transportation is currently → Read More
Ohioans Fish For Free This Weekend
Ohio anglers can fish for free this weekend. Ordinarily, anyone over 16 looking to fish needs to purchase a $19 fishing license, which funds the Ohio → Read More
Report Highlights Immigrant Contributions in Ohio
A new report highlights how immigrants are spurring economic growth in Ohio, and invigorating communities across the state. The report, which was produced → Read More
Study Finds Improving Food Access Could Cut Medicaid Costs
A new report suggests improving access to food might cut Medicaid costs in Ohio. A study from The Center of Community Solutions found that tying food → Read More
New State of the Air Report Shows Mixed Results in Ohio
The American Lung Association's 19 th annual “State of the Air” report shows Cleveland with the 10th -worst year-round particle air pollution, and → Read More
Portman Maintains a Bill Protecting Mueller's Investigation Could be Unconstitutional
U.S. Sen. Rob Portman is doubling down on his doubts about a bill that would protect special counsel Robert Mueller. Portman says that his understanding of → Read More
Online Resource Provides Information on Cleveland Neighborhoods
A new website allows users to access data on Cleveland and its neighborhoods that they can then use to improve where they live. The online tool was → Read More
North Ridgeville Approves Plans for a Mosque
North Ridgeville’s city council has approved plans for the construction of a mosque. The approval came despite residents voicing concerns about parking, → Read More
Bill protecting beekeepers passes the house
A bill that would protect beekeepers from liability for stings has passed the Ohio House. Rep. Dick Stein of Norwalk sponsored the bill. He says it would → Read More
Local High School Students Plan Walkout as a Call for Peace
Students at Roosevelt High School in Kent are planning to take part in the national school walkout on Wednesday. The walkout at Roosevelt is being planned → Read More
Ohio's Congressional Delegation Promotes Ravenna for Nation's Third Missile-Defense Base
Most of Ohio’s Congressional delegation has signed a letter to U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis calling for Camp Ravenna to be picked as the location → Read More
Stow Company Sees Increasing Interest in Its Bulletproof Backpack Inserts
A Stow company that produces ballistic armor has seen a large increase in interest in a bulletproof shield it produces that can fit into a child’s backpack → Read More
Akron-Summit County Public Library Opens a New Branch in Springfield Township
The Village of Lakemore and Springfield Township now have their own library. The Akron-Summit County Public Library is opening a branch there this weekend. → Read More
Kent State Professor Researches Trauma in Journalists
During tragedies like this week's Florida school shooting, most people aren’t concerned with the mental well-being of journalists covering the events — not → Read More
Some of Akron's Historic Homes Face Uncertain Futures
Plans to demolish the fire damaged Cornus Hill Mansion in Fairlawn are raising questions about the fates of other historical buildings in the area. → Read More
Kent State Considers Varsity Program for eSports
Kent State University could be the latest school to add a varsity program for eSports, multiplayer videogame competitions. Kent State’s Vice President for → Read More
Road Salt is Having an Impact on Local Ecosystems
A Kent State University geology professor says the road salts are having an impact on our local ecosystems. Dr. Anne Jefferson studies watershed hydrology → Read More
Generic Tamiflu Shortage Hits Northeast Ohio
The flu is worse than usual this year, due to the vaccine’s limited protection against the current strain. Now it may be even harder to deal with, due to a → Read More
Kent State Ashtabula Partners with Vineyard
Kent State’s Ashtabula campus is partnering with a Northeast Ohio vineyard to produce its own labeled wine. The collaboration with Laurello Vineyards is → Read More