wo Northeast Ohio school districts, one in Akron and another in Warren, are taking part in a pilot program conducted by Akron Children’s Hospital to provide school-based health clinics to students.

Watch the North Vikings take on the Firestone Falcons at Infocision!

Watch highlights from the football game on October 4, 2019 - North Vikings vs. Firestone Falcons!

Barb Fisher is especially ecstatic one of her first-graders from last school year paid particular attention during a two-hour fire safety class.

More than 700 guests marked William H. Considine’s 40 years of leadership at Akron Children’s Hospital during a celebration in his honor Saturday at Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens.

Akron Public Schools (APS) Superintendent Dr. David James joined FirstEnergy President and CEO Charles Jones to announce that FirstEnergy will become a named integrated partner in the College and Career Academies of Akron at Kenmore-Garfield High School.

Horror movie fans in Northeast Ohio will want to keep their eyes peeled for an upcoming film set in Akron and Cleveland.

The Good Samaritan Hunger Center has been helping the poorest of Akron area residents make sure they can put food on their tables since 1982.

On Tuesday night, the Ellet girls soccer team won their second consecutive City Series Championship defeating Firestone by a score of 5-1.

The Board of Education is the official body representing the citizens of Akron on all matters of public education. The Board is non-partisan and non-sectarian.

It’s one thing to hear about anatomy and how the human organs function. It is quite another to physically hold the specimens in your hand, having the ability to dissect and analyze every nook and cranny in real life.

Pictured are Rowan Loess, Jenny Wei and Cyndee Snider of Tuesday Musical along with Sydnee Wade and Evelyn Brooks with the paintings the students created for the Legends of Jazz and Dance concert.

The Houston Texans’ powerhouse, Whitney Mercilus, packs as much heart into the Houston philanthropic scene as he does into every game he plays in the National Football League (NFL).

Learn about the STEM High School's Escape Room in this Spectrum 1 News video.

North American First People's Day was deemed "most successful" by Dave Lieberth, who produced a weekend and a day's worth of events to celebrate.

It’s time to talk about a levy, Akron Public Schools leaders said Monday night, as the district expects to see a deficit sooner than planned.

The United Way of Summit County celebrated the opening of its first Family Resource Center at Robinson Community Learning Center (CLC) with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday.

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Standing in a bed of indigenous grass at the corner of Merriman Road and Portage Path, the 3,200-pound statue of a Native American lifting a canoe overhead was nearly another disgrace to the culture.

Families enjoyed an evening of books, a well-known local author, food and more at Glover CLC last night.

The I Promise School in Akron has its sights set on providing support for its students and their families.

Akron Public Schools is seeking to solicit applications to develop a list of approved external service providers that can provide interventions, supports and resources to third-grade students who have been retained as part of Ohio's Third Grade Reading Guarantee Legislation.

On a seasonably warm Sunday afternoon in Akron, the I PROMISE School’s fifth-graders and their families filed into the Highland Square theatre for an afternoon matinee showing of “Abominable.”

Glover CLC'S "Batty About Books" Literacy Night is tonight from 5-7 p.m. with noted author Conrad Storad on hand to talk about his book about bats and the writing process.

This year, the City of Akron’s annual celebration of Halloween will take place on Saturday, October 26, 2019.

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The City of Akron will host a fall basketball league to begin on October 21.

When Akron Public Schools students returned to school earlier this month, sophomores through seniors reported to one of eight College & Career Academies.

The Portage Path, Akron’s oldest landmark and a tribute to the Native people who first occupied land here, will be celebrated in a series of events October 4-7 titled Akron’s second annual “North American First People’s Day.”

The Salvation Army is looking for Bell Ringers for its annual Red Kettle fundraising campaign.

For the second time in 12 years, Akron Early College High School (AECHS) has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as a National Blue Ribbon School for its “overall academic excellence.”