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Timken released a statement on her Twitter account: "It is clear Congressman Gonzalez's wrongful decision to vote with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer to impeach President Trump has undermined his ability to effectively represent the people of the 16th district," Timken's statement said. "Gonzalez should immediately resign so the Republican Party can unify behind new, conservative leadership for the 16th district. "President Trump is the leader of our Party, and we must have conservative leaders committed to the team if we are going to keep Ohio red and win back majorities in the U.S. House a...

People on social media have been linking Republican U.S. Senate candidate Jane Timken to the actions of Stark County-based bearings manufacturer Timken Co., a publicly-traded company and not a private family-owned business. But Timken, who announced she was running for Senate on Feb. 18, has never worked for the Timken Co. or TimkenSteel, which was spun off from Timken Co. in 2014.  Fact check: Her only link is through marriage. Her husband, Ward J. "Tim" Timken, Jr. is the great-great grandson of the company's founder, Henry Timken. Tim Timken was the CEO of TimkenSteel and is currently a...

U.S. Rep. Anthony Gonzalez — who bucked the Republican Party in voting to impeach former President Donald Trump — will likely face a primary challenge next year. One Republican already has announced that he's running against Gonzalez, while two others, including one with ties to the White House, are considering it. Gonzalez, a former Ohio State star and wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts who lives in Rocky River, has experienced political fallout from his impeachment vote last month. Trump won more than 53% of Ohio's vote in November. Max Miller, who was a deputy campaign manag...

In early December, the Canton Police Department had as many as 16 officers out due to COVID. And so far in 2021, only one Canton police officer out of the 169 in the department (plus another 53 other city police employees) has been able to get a dose of the vaccine, Chief Jack Angelo said. The one who did was on a waiting list in another county. Ohio last month decided not to follow federal recommendations to make police officers an immediate vaccination priority, dashing Angelo's hopes of getting his police force inoculated quickly. With police officers regularly being off sick and ...

Stark County agrees to purchase Massillon gun range Stark County is purchasing the former A.J. Harris Tactical in downtown Massillon to be a training facility for its sheriff's deputies and police officers around the county. Stark County commissioners on Wednesday afternoon approved a purchase agreement to buy the property at 143 First St. SE for $699,000. The sale is expected to close in early March. The sale is contingent on the property passing inspections, including that by the manufacturer of the gun range equipment, said Stark County Administrator Brant Luther. Stark County Sheriff Ge...