Everyday life has changed drastically for students since the Covid-19 pandemic, especially financially. Because of this, two Kent State students created a way to help people like Zavien Parker. Alencia Lang has the story.
Patterson’s Fruit Farm in Chesterland continues to remain open even during a global pandemic and serve as a pillar in the community.
AMIDST A NATIONWIDE SURGE IN COVID-19 CASES — HEALTH EXPERTS WARN THE ONSET OF FLU SEASON COULD GIVE RISE TO A NEW HEALTH CRISIS THIS FALL. CONNOR STEFFEN REPORTS
WITH FINALS AND FLU SEASON COMING UP, SOME STUDENTS ARE FINDING THEMSELVES STAYING UP LATE AND WAKING UP SICK. SEE WHY NOW MORE THAN EVER, IT IS IMPORTANT FOR STUDENTS TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY ARE GETTING THE PROPER NUTRIENTS THEY NEED. MACKENZIE PFLUM HAS THE STORY.
North Water Brewing Co. is opening soon in Kent, Ohio. They have all the newest technology to brew beer, but during the COVID-19 pandemic and facing state health regulations, some companies may struggle to make money. Reporter Ben Pagani takes a deeper look.
Anchor: Finally after the shut down because of the covid pandemic, business and services have slowly began to open up. But are they completely back to normal? Marynette Holmes has more.
As the pandemic continues to ravish northeast Ohio, Kent State parking services has introduced changes to how it operates this semester. Our reporter Rachel Gross has the detail on parking ticket increases and the new mobile payment app.
PRESIDENT TRUMP RECENTLY TOLD AMERICANS THAT THEY SHOULD NOT LET THE CORONA VIRUS DOMINATE THEIR LIVES, BUT IS IT SAFE TO DO SO? OUR REPORTER HALENA HAS THE STORY.
Youngstown, Ohio is known for many things. Steel, pizza, boxing. But is it now moving into the direction of one of the hottest places to purchase vintage clothes in all of Ohio?
AS MANY UNIVERSITIES DECIDED TO OPEN UP THEIR CAMPUSES THIS SEMESTER, THE SAFETY OF THE STUDENTS IS THE TOP PRIORITY. MIDWAY THROUGH THE SEMESTER, KENT STATE HAS TRIED TO DO JUST THAT, BUT IT MAY NOT HAVE BEEN ENOUGH.