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Akron man pleads not guilty in murder of Hudson-area Lyft driver Surge in violence against Northeast Ohio Uber and Lyft drivers Kahlyl Powe appeared in Akron Municipal Court on a video monitor, pleading not guilty in the death of a Lyft driver (Source: Vic Gideon) By Vic Gideon | May 4, 2021 at 12:50 PM EDT - Updated May 4 at 12:50 PM AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - “Good morning, Mr. Powe,” announced Akron Municipal Court Judge Jerry Larson. “As you know, you’ve been charged with one count of murder.” Twenty-three-year-old Kahlyl Powe appeared by video, his public defender entering a n...

Brrr: US shivered through its coldest February in more than 30 years Doyle Rice, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT If you thought it was unusually cold last month, you were right: Thanks to an invasion of the polar vortex, February 2021 was the USA's coldest February in over 30 years, according to a report released Monday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The last time the nation shivered though through such a cold February was in 1989. Below-average temperatures dominated much of the nation from the Northwest to the Great Lakes and south to the Gulf of Mex...

Replies(8) (Courtesy Dell Cullum) EAST HAMPTON, NY — Volunteers stepped forward to save some turtles from a pond being dredged in East Hampton. According to Karen Testa, founder and executive director of the Turtle Rescue of the Hamptons group, said a good Samaritan called to tell her about the ongoing work at Town Pond in East Hampton; he said there were turtles still in the pond. Mayor Jerry Larson and East Hampton wildlife expert Dell Cullum, among others, met to map out a plan. Subscribe Testa said she'd gotten calls from people who were concerned after they'd seen turtles "scrambling"...

With a backdrop of crowded hospitals and a soaring COVID-19 death toll, McLennan County’s largest school district is offering COVID-19 tests over the weekend to students and employees preparing for classes to resume Tuesday. McLennan County wrapped up December with a record number of monthly deaths attributed to COVID-19 and headed into the new year with one of the highest COVID-19 hospitalization rates in the state. The deaths of an 82-year-old man and a 97-year-old woman reported Thursday brought 2020’s COVID-19 death toll among McLennan County residents to 283. Of those, 86 were ...

Slightly more than half the Waco Independent School District students learning remotely this fall had at least one failing grade for the most recent grading period, and school officials will start requiring some struggling students to return to in-person classes Jan. 17. The district plans to take advantage of a recent Texas Education Agency ruling that allows districts to require online students go back to in-person classes if they are failing multiple classes or missing too many classes, Superintendent Susan Kincannon said. Waco students who are online and have a failing average in their cl...