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CANTON — For the first time in more than two decades, all 88 Ohio counties meet federal air quality standards, after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency removed Canton from its…
AKRON — Two of the three Akron Public Schools educators facing termination are fighting to keep their jobs, asking an independent referee to review whether the district should be allowed…
CLEVELAND — Ohio’s longtime E-Check vehicle emissions testing program is on its way out. Gov. Mike DeWine announced Tuesday that he has directed the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to begin…
MASSILLON — A Massillon couple lost more than $7 million in a wire fraud scam that has led federal prosecutors to charge a Los Angeles man, according to court documents.…
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a late-night two-vehicle crash that killed a 26-year-old Akron woman on Interstate 480 in Brooklyn Heights late Saturday night. Troopers say Kreigh Grapel-Barnette…
TransDigm Group announced Monday that it has completed its $1.066 billion acquisition of Prince & Izant, the Cleveland-based maker of brazing alloys and specialty metal components. The aerospace parts giant…
CLEVELAND — Cleveland-Cliffs said Monday it is idling some production at its steel plant in Hamilton, Ontario, and laying off hundreds of workers, blaming U.S. tariffs on imported steel for…
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State opened Missouri Valley Football Conference play with authority Saturday, storming past South Dakota 47-28 at Stambaugh Stadium. The Penguins broke open a tight game with 24…
AKRON — Seventy-three years of steel came down in a matter of seconds Sunday morning. A controlled explosion at 8 a.m. sent the central arches of Akron’s retired state Route…
NORTH CANTON — Charter companies providing ICE deportation flights owe a combined $46,513 in landing fees at Ohio’s Akron-Canton Regional Airport, according to public invoices described by the Ohio Capital…