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Beware of Brushing Scams: Stay Safe This Holiday Season
As the holiday season approaches, many of us find ourselves inundated with packages, gifts, and online shopping. However, amidst the joy of giving and receiving, a new form of scam is making waves: brushing scams. Recently, Medford Lakes Police issued a warning about this type of scam, urging residents to stay vigilant. With the influx…
Read MoreJackson Teacher Settles Lawsuit for 450k Over Pronoun Dispute
In a case that has garnered significant media attention, the resignation of former Jackson Local Schools teacher Vivian Geraghty has led to a contentious legal battle surrounding First Amendment rights, religious beliefs, and the rights of transgender students. Geraghty resigned from her position at a middle school language arts class after refusing to address two…
Read MoreJay-Z and Diddy Accused In 2000 Rape Case: Legal Battle Unfolds
In a shocking turn of events, Shawn Carter, better known as Jay-Z, and Sean “Diddy” Combs are facing serious allegations stemming from an incident that allegedly occurred over two decades ago. A federal lawsuit has been filed in the Southern District of New York, accusing the two music icons of raping a 13-year-old girl, identified…
Read MoreRising Syphilis Cases in North East Ohio: Understanding the Risk and Prevention
Syphilis, a sexually transmitted infection (STI) with a long history, is making a concerning resurgence in Northeast Ohio. Health officials report that syphilis cases are on the rise, particularly among young adults aged 18 to 29. This alarming trend underscores the importance of open discussions about sexual health, regular testing, and preventive measures. According to…
Read MoreTragedy in Akron: 15-Year-Old Boy Shot and Killed By Akron Police
In a heart-wrenching incident that has left the Akron community reeling, 15-year-old Jazmir Tucker was shot and killed by a police officer on Thanksgiving night. His grandparents, Gary and Kathy Green, are grappling with the devastating loss of their beloved grandson, whose life was cut short far too soon. Jazmir, a freshman at North High…
Read More1 Million Dollar Bond Set For Couple in Child Abuse Incident at Summit County Red Roof Inn
In a shocking incident that has shaken the Springfield Township community, two individuals have been taken into custody in connection with a child abuse case involving a one-year-old girl. The Springfield Township Police Department reported that the incident occurred late Friday night at the Red Roof Inn, prompting an urgent response from law enforcement…
Read MoreCanton’s Holiday Lights: A 25-Year Tradition Shines Brightly
As the holiday season approaches, the city of Canton is gearing up for a spectacular celebration that marks the 25th anniversary of its beloved holiday lights display in Stadium Park. From Thanksgiving through early January, visitors can experience a magical drive-through experience featuring over 50 dazzling displays, all created in-house by the dedicated Canton…
Read MoreJustice for Raychel: Canton Man Found Guilty in Girlfriends Murder
The tragic case of Raychel Sheridan, a 24-year-old woman found dead in Canton Park, has captured the attention of the community and raised serious concerns about domestic violence and the justice system. Sean Goe, her boyfriend, was indicted on multiple charges, including murder, after Sheridan’s body was discovered in July. On November 9, 2024,…
Read MoreAkron Rideshare Driver Sentenced to 20-24 Years in Prison for Rape and Kidnapping Charges
In a troubling case that sparked serious discussions about safety in rideshare services, Akron man Mohamed Reeda has been sentenced to 20-24 years in prison for rape and kidnapping charges. Reeda, who worked as a rideshare driver, was found guilty of luring women into his vehicle and attempting to assault them. The case has raised…
Read MoreOneOhio Recovery Foundation Announces First Grant Recipients for Opioid Settlement Funds
Nearly three years after its inception, the OneOhio Recovery Foundation has announced its first round of grant recipients, marking a significant step in utilizing Ohio’s opioid drug settlement funds. This initiative stems from the state’s efforts to manage and distribute the substantial financial resources gained from lawsuits against opioid manufactures and distributors. The OneOhio Foundation…
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