The pandemic has caused many dance companies to cancel or move performances. One local group though found a way to dance through the pandemic and perform for an audience in a safe way. Jack Berney has the story.
COVID HAS PUT A STOP TO MANY THINGS, BUT LOCAL BUSINESS OWNERS ARE NOT LETTING THAT STOP THEM FROM SERVING THEIR CLIENTS.
During the Coronavirus Pandemic, many have lost their jobs and sources of income. But how is the pandemic affecting performers and artists in the area? Christian Hinton has the story… It’s an issue for many local venues all across the world, having to close their doors, due to the Coronavirus Pandemic – and many local artists are struggling to find work.
Anchor: Even during Election week a local boy’s family still show up to protest against their county’s courts. Marynette Holmes has more.
Over the past few years, a growing trend is becoming more apparent in the sphere of politics — left versus right. Reporter Connor Steffen takes a closer look at what’s fueling the partisan divide.
The KSU Republicans and Democrats have been hard at work these last two weeks going into Super Tuesday. They have been phone banking for their respective candidates, and I sat down with their respective leadership to discuss what they have been doing going into the final closing arguments of this presidential race.
Residents of Kent are even more divided than ever, with reports of political signs being stolen all around the area. Our reporter Rachel Gross took a look at how this can be considered a crime.
Kent State students and staff discuss who they believe is the best candidate for the upcoming 2020 Election.
The semester began with high racial tension due to the messages painted on the front campus rock. With the presidential election approaching, Kent State is preparing for the unknown. Alencia Lang has the story.
