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Until Tyrannosaurus Flex's last class on June 28, the gym will host drum, strength, cardio, dance, and Zumbini classes.

Akron Officer Ryan Westlake, who has been scrutinized for shooting a teen who had a fake gun, has been terminated for two other use-of-force incidents.

The research shows de-escalation training is effective, but some worry it will be seen as "magic fairy dust" in a country full of guns.

Developer Triton Property Ventures is leveling land and will soon lay slab foundations at White Pond Reserve as area residents voice their opposition.

Mark Mickey, the co-owner of Pavona's Pizza Joint and Mickey's Irish Pub, pleaded guilty to arson on Tuesday.

Ohio a few years ago was stripped by political scientists of the title “bellwether state.” That was a perilous mistake. It assumes that elections and politics are what matter — not Ohio. There is something darker at play: Ohio remains the bellwether for America’s mood, the mood is anxiety, and left unchecked anxiety can abandon […] The post For whom the bellwether tolls: Is Ohio an omen? appeared first on Ohio Capital Journal.

The new owners of the former Chapel Hill Mall have turned the space into a business park. It's nearly at capacity.

Enbridge is replacing natural gas pipelines across the state. Unfortunately for us, this meant extensive gas outages and lots of frustration.

A Facebook post brought a survivor of a 1972 in Kenmore back in touch with two of the firefighters who battled the blaze, bringing closure to all.

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