RAVENNA BALLOON A-FAIR
[ANCHOR] THE BALLOON A-FAIR IS HAPPENING IN RAVENNA. KSTV’s CLARA MARUNA HAS THE STORY.
[ANCHOR] THE BALLOON A-FAIR IS HAPPENING IN RAVENNA. KSTV’s CLARA MARUNA HAS THE STORY.
STUDENTS AT KENT STATE UNIVERSITY GATHER ON THE K FOR THE ANNUAL BLACK SQUIRREL FESTIVAL. KSTV’S GRACE KEISER HAS THE STORY.
As we head into the fall and election season rapidly approaches, there are growing efforts to get students involved. There are growing efforts to get students involved. KSTV’s own Anthony Leonardi has the latest.
A SMALL TOWN IN NORTHEAST OHIO PUTS ON MONTHLY EVENTS FOR THEIR COMMUNITY. THIS MONTH A POPULAR BAND PERFORMED. KSTV’S TAEGAN EVANS HAS THE STORY.
SELF DEFENSE CLASSES ARE OFFERED ON CAMPUS. KSTV’S LAUREN BISCHOF HAS THE STORY.
STUDENTS ARE COMING TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE THEIR LOVE OF KOREAN MUSIC THROUGH DANCE. KSTV’S GEORGIE SHINN HAS THE STORY.
Earlier this August, the city of Youngstown decided they wanted to memorialize fire-fighters in a new way. TV2’s Samantha Lutton has the story.
Women who experience frequent migraines, night sweats and hot flashes in early adulthood may be at increased risk of heart disease or stroke, a new study suggests. The study aimed to determine if there was a link between common menopausal symptoms such as migraines and vasomotor symptoms such as night sweats and hot flashes, and future development of cardiovascular disease or stroke in women who are premenopausal or have gone through menopause. Research for the study was conducted by examining…
The newest trend in weight loss is a diabetes medication, and it could have major effects on the health industry. The diabetes medication Ozempic was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 2017, and consumers quickly realized that a side effect of the injectable was extreme weight loss. The active ingredient in Ozempic that causes weight loss is semaglutide. Semaglutide works by activating the glucagon-like peptide-1 receptors in the pancreas, which helps to lower blood sugar levels and regulate…
The City of Kent’s population has doubled more than any other Ohio city, results from the first post-pandemic U.S. Census survey show. Kent’s population increased by 2 thousand people after its population significantly decreased during the COVID-19 pandemic. This was due to off-campus students at Kent State University leaving the city due to the university switching to fully remote classes. “It was really was like a ghost town downtown,” Director of the Kent Historical Society & Museum Julie Kenworthy said….