Harmont Park News Today

Canton man, 18, facing charges of attempted murder, aggravated robbery and felonious assault in connection with Aug. 8 shooting at Harmont Park.

A Pennsylvania vigilante group turned a Canton man over to police. Suspect accused of planning meeting with 13-year-old girl, who was a decoy.

A 19-year-old man received injuries that doctors considered life threatening when he was shot at Harmont Park late Tuesday.

The first We Believe in Canton event of the summer will be Saturday at Centennial Plaza.

Canton received an $18,000 Project Safe Neighborhoods grant that will pay for police patrols in northeast Canton.

Columnist Charita Goshay writes that the city needs to make increased police training a priority.

Councilman Kevin Hall was one of three councilmembers to walk out of this week's meeting in solidarity with protestors calling for police reform.

A local church-based nonprofit will teach kids how to treat gunshot wounds as part of a summer youth program in Cantons higher-crime neighborhoods.

Jackson Township saw the largest percentage increase in population among Stark County communities.

Vans will bring recreation equipment to neighborhoods for fun, educational activities