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A series of wreaths were placed on Saturday to honor the birthday of William McKinley. The former president was assassinated early in his second term.

Keith Hochadel emerged from field of eight applicants to fill unexpired term of William Mittas who died Jan. 3.

Jack DiLauro will forever be famous for playing on one baseballs most fabled teams. The relief pitcher was part of the 1969 Amazin Mets championship.

The Troy Ellis most everyone knew was not the person those closest to him saw. The former Massillon football star killed himself; may have had CTE.

Osnaburg Township was gifted property, including 50 acres that will be used for a park. Woman set up arrangement in a trust two year before her death

Last year, Corey Minor Smith resigned from the Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority. Now, she has one of the top legal jobs at HUD headquarters.

The 89-year-old Fishers Foods will close one of its Plain Township stores on Jan. 21. The fourth-generation family-run business has 3 other stores.

Three years after raids of Stark County skill games businesses, operator Todd DiMichele was sentenced to probation and he agreed to forfeit $114,714

Tracey Weir and her dad, James, worked together on a grassroots effort to help those in need. He died this year, but the Canton tradition live on.

Police say Cherish Bailey, who has the mental capacity of a toddler, may be with a man she met online. Police ask for help in finding her.