Massillon Suspect Dead
A Columbus man suspected of robbing a Massillon pharmacy earlier this month has been shot to death in Columbus.
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Canton Wastewater Plant Upgrades
About 72 million dollars in improvements will be made to the Canton Wastewater Treatment Plant to comply with new federal regulations.
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Perry Township Standoff
A 37-year old Perry Township man is in jail today after barricading himself in his home and holding police officers at bay for close to 5 hours yesterday.
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Boater Not Found on Lake Erie
The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for a boater who went missing on Lake Erie Saturday afternoon.
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Towpath Trail Plans Available
Stark County Park District Officials and the Ohio Department of Transportation are seeking feedback from residents about plans to build a new section of the towpath trail near the Tremont Avenue Bridge.
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Outrageous Animal Abuse in Ohio
An Ohio dog warden says a german shepard named Sarge is one tough pup after surviving six gunshots to his head, neck and chest.
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Laird Trial Moves Forward
Jury selection is done and testimony is to begin today in the murder trial of a Stark County man.
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North Canton Main Street Project
Work on the North Canton Main Street Project is to get underway this week.
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Witness Tampering in New Philadelphia Murder Case
A 27-year old New Philadelphia man has been charged with intimidating witnesses in connection with a 4th of July murder.
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Tax Breaks Work
Data compiled by the state shows that an Ohio program that offers companies tax breaks to create jobs has a 91-percent success rate.
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Cavs Owner Rips Lebron
Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert says he feels "personally betrayed" by Lebron James' decision to leave the Cavaliers and play for the Miami Heat next season.
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The King Abdicates His Ohio Throne
Before a national TV audience, Lebron James announced he is "taking his talents" to South Beach to play for the Miami Heat.
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Ziegler Asked to Resign by Democrats
Stark County's Democratic Party Executive Committee has voted overwhelmingly to call for the resignation of County Treasurer Gary Ziegler.
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West Cleared in Trash Controversy
A complaint against an agency founded by Canton City Councilman Thomas West has been dismissed by a Magisrate in Canton Municipal Court.
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Massillon Teachers Get Contract
A new two year contract for teachers in the Massillon City School district has been approved by the board of education.
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Heat Wave Will Continue
The heat wave we are experiencing across Northeast Ohio is not going to end in the next day or two.
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Addiction Expert Not Surprised by Frustaci's Actions
A psychologist who specializes in addiction says she is not surprised by the behavior of Stark County's Chief Deputy Treasurer charged with stealing millions of dollars in county funds.
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Winter Crashes Leave Mark
The Ohio State Highway Patrol reports more people died in car crashes in the first half of this year than the first six months of 2009.
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Creighton Speaks about Treasurer's Office Problems
Former Stark County Auditor and Canton Mayor Janet Creighton says it will take the county a long time to recover from the scandal in the treasurer's office.
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****UPDATE - Former Chief Depty Treasurer Charged
The U.S. Attornies Office says former Stark County Chief Deputy Treasurer Vincent Frustaci has been charged with one count of conspiracy and and one count of theft following a year-long investigation.
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Lake Teachers Get Deal
A new contract is in place for teachers in the Lake Local School District.
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Investigation Continues in Vera Place Shooting
A shooting that seriously injured a Canton woman last week remains under investigation by Canton Police.
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3 Homes Catch Fire in Same Neighborhood
A Canton Fire Department Batallion Chief says "this has got to stop".
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Canton Shooting
An investigation is underway into the shooting of a woman in Canton over the weekend.
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Thompson Trial Gets Underway
The trial of a man who allegedly shot to death Twinsburg Police Officer and part-time Uniontown Officer Joshua Miktarian begins today with jury selection in Summit County Common Pleas Court.
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Hammer and Nails at Work
Between 50 and 60 homes in Canton are set to recieve minor repairs and paint jobs as part of a mission trip organized by the non-profit group Hammer-N-Nails.
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Two Banks, One Robber
Canton and Louisville Police are looking for a suspect in a pair of bank robberies that occured about an hour apart on Tuesday.
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Hit/Skip Buggy Case to Grand Jury
The Stark County Grand Jury will next hear the case against a Sugarcreek Township man accused of causing a traffic accident that seriously injured a 68-year old Tuscarawas Township man.
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No Charges for Runaway Wife
Prosecutors say they won't charge an Ohio wife and mother whose disappearance triggered days of searches and national TV appeals before she turned up in Florida with another man.
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Eckard Competent
A Canton man who allegedly plotted witha jail inmate to kill three relatives is fit to be tried on all charges against him.
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Ohio Primary Election Day
Today is Ohio Primary Day and Stark County voters have a few things on the ballot that may get them to the polls.
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17-year old Sentenced in Beating Death
A 17-year old Canton youth has pleaded guilty to a pair of charges stemming from last December's beating death of a Canton man.
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Parking Lot Rage
A 25-year old Uniontown man is in custody in Cleveland after a fight over a parking space at a lot near Quicken Loans Arena led to the death of a Maple Heights man.
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Medical Marijuanna in Ohio?
A state lawmaker says medical marijuana would be legal in Ohio if not for fear of a political backlash.
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Gas Prices Climbing
The latest survey from the AAA and its partners shows the average Ohio price for regular gasoline has jumped to $2.81 up 7 cents from last Monday.
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Treasurer's Office Probe a Year Old
A year after allegations of theft and fraud surfaced at the Stark County Treasurer's office, authorities remain tight-lipped about their investigation.
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Mother/Daughter Pot Charges
An Alliance woman has been given 3 years probation for her involvement in a marijuana trafficking scheme with her mother.
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Aultman/Mercy Medical Center Trial
A trial involving two of the area's biggest names in health care gets underway today with jury selection in Stark County Common Pleas Court.
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Key Bank Robbery
The search is on for a suspect in a Canton Township bank robbery.
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Canton Facing Budget Deadline
With time running out, a proposed 2010 budget for the city expected to be voted on tonight by Canton City Council.
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Flooding Fight?
The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District has its sights set on reducing the threat of flooding this year.
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Casino Move?
Ohio voters on May 4th will decide whether to change the site of one of four casinos planned in Ohio.
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Manhunt for Armed Robbers
Canton Police are asking for help in solving a robbery at the Circle K on Mahoning Road over the weekend.
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Cutts Case to Highest Court
Former Canton Police Officer Bobby Cutts, Jr. will seek to have his murder conviction overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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OSU Costs Going Up
The cost of attending Ohio State University is expected to rise.
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Stormy Weather Causes Problems
A lightning strike is being blamed for a large fire at the King's Creek Apartments in Plain Township.
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Health Care Decision
Democratic leaders in congress got some members of their party to go along with the National Health Insurance Overhaul Plan, but Representative Zach Space of Ohio wasn't among them.
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7-Year Old Girl Shot in Home Invasion
A 7-year old Canton girl is listed in critical condition following a home invasion, robbery, and shooting in the city's southwest side.
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Alliance Robbery
Alliance Police hae arrested a Canton man they believe responsible for a robbery at an Alliance store.
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Water Park Delayed
Efforts to establish a water park on Canton's southeast side remain in limbo.
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Reynolds Execution Delayed
The state has postponed today's scheduled execution of an inmate who overdosed on pills.
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Canton Budget Talks
Members of Canton City Council are voicing concern over the proposed 2010 budget.
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Klaus Sentenced
A Norton man will spend four years in prison for a drunk driving hit-skip crash that left a North Canton man dead last summer.
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Faulkner Sentenced in Drunk Driving Crash
A Canton woman will spend 8 years in prison for a deadly drunk driving accident in Osnaburg Township.
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Canton Budget Talks
With time running out to pass a balanced budget for 2010, Canton officials are proposing an unusual means of keeping finances out of the red.
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Dump Ohio Income Tax?
An area state lawmaker is among legislators supporting a proposed elimination of Ohio's income tax over the next ten years.
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Massillon Man Indicted for Arson Fires
A 20-year old Massillon man has been indicted on 4 counts of Aggravated Arson relating to the December 5, 2009 arson fires of two Massillon apartment buildings.
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Canton Crime Prevention: Cameras
Canton residents now have another set of eyes keeping watch on suspected criminals in the city.
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Canton Local Gets New Leader
The Canton Local School District is getting a new Superintendent.
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Homeless Count Goes Up
Stark County's homeless population is on the increase.
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Child Support Collections Down
Child support collections in Ohio have dropped about $15 million over the past year as unemployed parents struggle to make payments.
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A Sign of the Times
Another sign of the times: A spokesman for King's Island Amusement Park says more than 2300 people turned out for a weekend job fair, the largest one-day turnout for a job fair in the park's 38-year history.
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Winter Injuries
Local doctors are advising people to take it easy while taking part in outdoor activities this winter.
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She's Baaaaack!!
The race for Stark County Commissioner will include former Canton Mayor Janet Creighton.
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Are You Miserable?
A new report from Forbes Magazine ranks Canton 9th among America's Most Miserable cities.
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Bridgestone-Firestone Groundbreaking Means Jobs
Some good economic news for Northeast Ohio as Governor Ted Strickland and Lt. Governor Lee Fisher join other officials in a groundbreaking ceremony for a new 100-million dollar technical center in Akron.
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Latest Winter Storm Causes Closings
Once again, Stark Countians are dealing with the affects of another winter storm.
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It's No Joke -- More Snow is Coming!
A winter storm warning has been issued for our area.
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It's President's Day
Today is President's Day and schools, banks and post offices are closed.
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East Sparta Woman Falls to Death
Authorities are investigating the death of a 28-year old Ohio woman who they say jumped 35 feet into a parking lot as she was being escorted to jail after a drug arrest.
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Snow as bad as we think?
A typical Northeast Ohio winter is now forecasters describe our latest weather situation, despite a one-two punch of winter storms that have struck the region.
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Darlington Fire
An electrical problem appears to have touched off a fire that did an estimated 25,000 dollars in damage to an Avondale home.
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Stark County Budget Crunch
Stark County Commissioners will have to cut about 3 million dollars from requests for money from the county's general fund.
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Snow Storm Slams Area
A huge winter storm made its way through Stark County yesteday and overnight last night, leaving up to a foot of snow in some areas.
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Winter Storm Information
Forecasters at the Weather Channel are calling for up to 10 inches of snow to fall on Stark County and surrounding areas by Saturday morning.
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Running For Office?
Some familiar names have taken out petitions to run for office in Stark County.
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Diebold Layoffs
About 350 employees are out of a job at Diebold.
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Mahoning Road Corridor Support
A plan to redevelop the Mahoning Road Corridor in Canton is getting the backing of Stark County Commissioners.
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Northeast Community Center Sold
Canton's Northeast Community Center has a new owner.
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Fatal Fire in Canton
A house fire in Canton has claimed the life of a Canton woman and put another in the hospital.
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Jobs Development Agreement
Jobs and needed income tax revenue is coming to Canton following city council's approval of a new development agreement.
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Arson Charges
Charges stemming from December arson fires that destroyed two apartment buildings in Massillon are expected to be filed against a city man.
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Frazier Gets Life in Prison
Life in prison and a shot at parole in 31 years is the sentence for a Canton man convicted in the June 2009 shooting death of a Perry Township man. .
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Federal Stimulus Dollars Come to Stark County
The Federal Stimulus Program is providing a boost to four projects that are expected to bring jobs to Stark County.
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C & D Landfill
The Ohio Supreme Court is refusing to re-think its decision to dismiss an appeal by Osnaburg Township concerning a zoning dispute with C & D Landfill.
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Woman Sentenced for Haunted Fire
A 41-year old Massillon woman who set her home on fire because she believed it was haunted is headed to prison for 4 years.
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New Sarta Rules
The Stark Area Regional Transit Authority wants riders to follow a new list of rules to restore order to its buses.
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Bank Robbery Suspect
A suspect in a Massillon bank robbery may have also held up other banks in the region.
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School Closing
St. Louis School in Louisville is closed today, Wednesday, because the school has no water.
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Mammone Talks of Murders
Convicted murderer James Mammone III has addressed the jury that will make a decision on what sentence to recommend to the judge -- the death penalty or life in prison.
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Casinos Soon?
A company bringing casinos to Ohio says it wants the first one to open in Columbus.
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Stark County Board of Elections Ready
Higher costs projected for 2010 are pushing the budget for the Stark County Board of Elections up by about 900-thousand dollars.
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Murder Suspect Arrested
An 18-year old murder suspect has been taken into custody by Canton Police.
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Mammone Jury
Jury selection is underway in the murder trial of James Mammone, IV.
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BRRRR! It's Cold!
2010 is off to a snowy start, with more of the white stuff on the way for Northeast Ohio.
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Plain City Issue to Ballot
Plain Township residents will have an opportunity to decide whether the township should become a city.
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Canton Council Takes Pay Cuts
In an effort to help the city erase a projected 4.5 millon dollar budget shortfall next year, Canton city lawmakers are cutting their pay.
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Perry Police Chief
Tonight the Perry Township Trustees will officially name their new Police Chief.
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Picketing Firefighters
Members of the Canton Professional Firefighters Association is planning an informational picket today outside city hall.
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Vote on Plain City?
The fate of the latest proposal to incorporate Plain Township will be decided today by Stark County Commissioners.
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School Districts Fined
The state will start fining Ohio school districts $25 per student each time the districts report a breach of rules on a standardized test.
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Ohio Murder Suspect Caught
A West Virginia man is in custody and is charged in the death of an East Cleveland man in Canton Township.
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Ohio Gas Prices
Ohio gasoline prices are down 6 cents from last week, coming on the heels of a drop in oil prices to the lowest levels since early October.
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H1N1 Flu Vaccination
Due to limits on supplies, only high-risk groups have been able to get the swine flu vaccine, but that all changes today.
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Massillon Fires
An investigation continues today into the weekend fires in Massillon.
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Pirolozzi Settlement
The wrongful death case of Shawn Pirolozzi may finally be coming to and end. Canton City Council is set to begin consideration of a proposed 1.8 million dollar settlement of the matter, stemming pirolozzi's death after a 2005 confrontation with police officers.
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Federal Campus Update
The Cleveland-based developer behind Canton's new Federal Building says the complex remains on track for a June 2010 completion date.
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Blaze Kills 2 People and 43 Horses
Investigators are still trying to pinpoint the cause of a blaze that swept swiftly through a Lebanon Raceway Barn over the weekend.
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Canton Layoffs
A total of 18 police officers and 28 firefighters will get pink slips as the mayor announces a "statement of rationale" in trying to fend off a huge budget deficit in Canton next year.
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Mercy Smoke
Where there's smoke there's usually fire but not so at Mercy Medical Center.
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Doctors Demolition
Affinity Medical Center officials have announced plans to demolish the former Doctors Hospital in Perry Township. proposal.
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Holiday Patrols
The law enforcement community is stepping up traffic enforcement on area highways just in time for the rush of holiday travelers and shoppers.
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Perry Retirement Plans
Job vacancies are opening up in the Perry Local School District.
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Spielman Services
Those who knew her personally or were simply touched by her story have an opportunity to pay respects to Stefanie Spielman, the wife of NFL, Ohio State and Massillon football star Chris Spielman.
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Ohio Holiday Gas Prices
As Ohioans fill up for Thanksgiving trips, they'll pay 12 cents more for gasoline than they did a week ago.
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Halfway House Battle
Canton City Council plans to vote tonight on a measure asking state prison officials not to locate a halfway house just across the city limits in Canton Township.
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Kent State Student Dies
A student at Kent State University who was severely beaten last week has died.
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Stefanie Spielman Loses Battle With Cancer
The wife of former NFL, Ohio State and Massillon football star Chris Spielman has died after a lengthy battle with cancer.
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Canton Police and Fire Layoffs Possible
Layoff notices are expected to reach the Canton Police and Fire Departments.
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Harmon Resigns
Citing health issues, Stark County Commissioner Tom Harmon is resigning from his position.
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H1N1 Vaccination Clinic
Atleast 200 people have taken part in a swine flu vaccination clinic in Canton.
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Canton Bank Robbery
Authorities are investigating the robbery of a bank in Canton.
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Triple Murder Suspect Faces More Charges
Canton triple murder suspect Edward Martino the Third faces charges of vandalism and disrupting public service after he allegedly ripped a telephone handset from a wall at the Stark County Jail.
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Parents of Child who took Morphine face jail time
Almost two months after an 11 month old girl overdosed on a morphine tablet, her parents each face up to five years in prison.
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Housing Code Fight
Landlords are unhappy about a proposal to crack down on those who don't take care of properties in Canton.
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What were gas prices a year ago?
Prices at Ohio gasoline pumps are down 10 cents this week amid a slump in oil prices.
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Curriculum Standards Changing
Strict national school crriculum standards developed by 48 states working together could be on their way to Ohio, with school officials locally preparing to adapt.
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Joe the Plumber Taxes
Ohio taxpayers are paying for the defense of three former state employees who were sued by "Joe the Plumber".
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It's Back!
A stench has returned around the home of a suspected serial killer in Cleveland.
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Veterans Hospital Here
Ohio Treasurer Kevin Boyce is joining other state and local officials who are supporting a proposal to establish a veterans hospital at the former Doctor's Hospital in Perry Township.
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Veteran's Day in Canton
Veterans are getting a pat on the back from area residents.
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Sales Tax May Help 9-1-1 Afterall
In spite of last week's repeal of the Stark County Sales Tax increase, officials say they plan to move ahead with plans to consolidate the county's 9-1-1 system.
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Three More Bodies Identified
Cleveland Police have identified three more women whose remains were discovered at the home of a suspected serial killer.
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Election Results
About 40 percent of voters in Stark County turned out for the election yesterday.
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Sales Tax is Repealed
A half-percent increase in Stark County's sales tax is coming off the books, following a resounding approval of a measure to repeal it.
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Casinos Are Coming to Ohio
Ohio voters passed an issue to put casinos in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Toledo. The issue was approved with 53 percent of the vote.
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Canton Council Race
The race for the 9th Ward seat on Canton City Council is being seen by some as more competitive than its been in years.
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Casino Support is There
Ohio voters continue to strongly support a proposal to put casinos in four cities less than two weeks before they head to the polls.
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Fiery Fatal Crash in Perry
A one-car crash on Richville Drive has taken the life of the driver.
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Tuslaw Levy on Ballot
As we move closer to the November election, communities across Stark County are debating the merits of ballot issues.
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Alliance Candidates Night
Seven candidates running for three at-large seats on Alliance City Council have an opportunity to gain some support.
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School Bus Safety Week
It's National School Bus Safety Week, and police want motorists to be safe rather than sorry.
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Suspect in a 10-year old Murder Re-tried
A former Pittsburgh man is scheduled to be re-tried this week in the 1999 deaths of two Ohio college students.
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Sales Tax Issue on Ballot
Stark County Voters will decide next month whether a .5 percent sales tax increase imposed by county commissioners will remain on the books.
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Swine Flu May Not End Soon
Ohio and the rest of the country are getting their first doses of Swine Flu vaccine, but don't expect the H1N1 virus to go away quietly.
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Timken Talks Continue
The Timken Company and United Steelworkers Union will decide today when they will continue contract talks.
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Canton Scholarship Program
High school students who live in Canton and worry about paying for a college education will have opportunities to help cover the costs.
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Mammone Trial May Move
A 35-year old Canton man wants his murder trial moved out of the city.
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A Green Jail
Stark County Commissioners want to GO GREEN to reduce energy costs at the county jail. They've asked the county administrator to request a proposal for a wood chip-powered biomass facility that would be built at the jail. Commissioners say it would use yard waste that the county normally has to pay to get rid of. The material is usually turned into mulch by businesses. Chevron Energy Solutions is expected to gain approval for the project.
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Getaway Car Driver Gets Jail Time
A Massillon man who prosecutors say was driving the getaway car in a July murder will spend 18 years in prison.
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Woman Charged in Teen's Death Appears in Court
A Canton woman charged in a drunk driving accident that left and East Canton teen dead and the girls grandmother and boyfriend injured is being held in the Stark County Jail on 150,000 dollars bond.
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Timken and Union Extend Contract
The Timken Company and the United Steelworkers Union have agreed to extend the current contract through October 15th.
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MCA Leaves Massillon
After more than a century, a presence in the Massilon business community is moving out of town.
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Landfill Battle Continues
The Ohio EPA Director says significan progress has been made in putting out an underground fire at the Countywide Landfill in Pike Township and reducing odor complaints from neighbors.
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Big Fine for Countywide
The owner and operator of Countywide Landfill in Pike Township will pay a 10-million dollar fine for failing to put out an underground fire at the facility.
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Lewers Guilty
The death penalty is a possilbiity for a Massillon man who has now been convicted of shooting and killing his wife's lover last December.
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Travel Plan Defeated
Canton City Council has defeated a proposal that would have banned almost all city-funded travel, after weeks of debate.
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News Booster Seat Law
A law going into effect next week will take Ohio off the short list of states not requiring car booster seats for smaller children up to age 8.
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Canton Wrecking Ball is Costing the City
Vacant houses and other dilapidated properties in Canton are falling to the wrecking ball at a faster rate than the budget for the program can handle.
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Countywide Landfill Meeting
An update on Countywide Landfill will be given by the Ohio EPA this Thursday at Tusky Valley High School.
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Travel Ban Vote
Canton City Council is slated to vote tonight on a revised plan that would restrict city-funded travel.
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Casino Support
A poll commissioned by eight Ohio newspapers has found strong support among voters for a November ballot proposal to put casinos in four cities.
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Route 62 Crash Injures Children
Three children were hurt, two seriously, in a crash on Route 62 yesterday afternoon near the Market Avenue Exit.
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Fire on Canton's Northeast Side
Canton Firefighters will remain on the scene of a fire on 9th Street, NE for most of the day.
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Weaver Sentenced in Wife's Death
A sentence of 15-years to life in prison for a Wayne County man who admitted to playing a part in the murder of his wife.
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Plain Township a City?
A group pushing for the incorporation of Plain Township is giving the idea another go.
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Lewers Trial Begins
The murder trial of a Massillon man accused of shooting and killing a Perry Township man has begun with jury selection in Stark County Common Pleas Court.
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Police Standoff Suspect to Court
An arraignment is scheduled today in Massillon Municipal Court for a man who was behind a weekend standoff with police at his home.
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Canton Travel Ban on Hold
Canton City Council has tabled a proposed ban on most city-funded travel, after Mayor William Healy the second expressed opposition to the current plan.
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Ohio Unemployment
Ohio lost more jobs in August, though the state's unemployment rate fell too, for the first time in a year.
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Stop the Execution!
A lawyer has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to stop next week's second attempt to execute Romell Broom.
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Letter Carrier Shot
The letter carrier shot Thursday on his route in Cleveland has died.
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Execution Delayed
Governor Ted Strickland has ordered a delay in the execution of condemned killer Romell Broom.
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Flu is on the Rise in Stark County
The number of cases of flue being reported in Stark County is on the rise.
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President Obama Comes to Ohio
When he visits an Ohio GM plant today, President Barack Obama will try assure blue-collar workers that the economy is coming back--and that his administration deserves credit for saving some of their jobs.
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Canton Furloughs Go Into Affect
A voluntary furlough for the city of Canton is now in affect, as the city continues to work to erase a shortfall in this year's budget.
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Slots for 18-year olds
Governor Ted Strickland is asking state lottery officials to reconsider their decision allowing 18-year olds to play race track slot machines.
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Autistic Murderer Headed to an Institution
An autistic teenager should be institutionalized and is not competent to stand trial in the fatal beating of his mother, a Kent State University professor.
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Stark County Furloughs?
Stark County Commissioners are leaving no rock unturned in an effort to erase a deficit in this year's budget.
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Worker in Canal Fulton Injured
A 24-year old employee has been injured in an accident at a meat-packing plant in Canal Fulton.
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No Buckeye Stuff
The University of Toledo Rockets are offering free t-shirts to fans who turn in Ohio State Buckeyes clothing.
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Ohio's Economy on the Upturn
Economic advisors to Ohio Governor Ted Strickland say the state's economy is regaining its footing but they say the unemployment remains a problem.
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2009 High School Football Season is Here
The 2009 High School Football season kicks off on News/Talk 1480 WHBC tonight as Canton South hosts Dover.
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Nimishillen Township Fire
A 100-year old barn in Nimishillen Township is little more than a pile of ashes and blackened debris after fire destroyed it yesterday afternoon.
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Casting Call Draws Hundreds
If you're waiting to get a call telling you that you'll be playing a small part in an upcoming hollywood movie, you are far from alone. .
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The New Federal Campus on the Rise in Canton
Canton's new Federal Office Building is beginning to rise from the city's downtown area.
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Bethunes Indicted for Murder
A 35-year old Canton man is facing a charge of aggravated murder in the June death of Matthew Copeland of Massillon.
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Zanesville Shooting Suspect Caught Here
An 18-year old Zanesville man has been taken into custody in Canton for the shooting of a Zanesville Police Officer and his K-9 partner over the weekend.
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Cops for Casinos
A law enforcement labor organization has endorsed a November Ballot Issue that would ammend the state constitution to allow casinos in Ohio's four largest cities.
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Murder Suspect Now Competent to Stand Trial
A 45-year old Plain Township man will stand trial for the October 2008 murder of his wife.
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Canton Councilman Dies of Cancer
A long-time Canton City Councilman has lost his battle with cancer.
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Canton Man Dies in One-Car Crash
The Ohio Highway Patrol is investigating a one-car crash on Route 212 in Bethlehem Township last night that took the life of a 24-year old Canton man.
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