Great food brings diners to Ken Stewart’s Grille in Akron. Personal connections and familiar faces keep them coming back.

Akron teacher Marsha Bodiford laid out expectations for her new fifth graders at Crouse Community Learning Center.

A lifelong Akronite is turning small spaces into a micro flower farm filled with dahlias, local experiences and a reminder ...

The new AI policy adopted by the Akron Board of Education in June emphasize that people, not computers, are responsible for decisions.

At Signal Akron, we produce authoritative, trustworthy daily journalism across a range of topics, including government, education, public safety, health, and the arts. We’re also home to Akron ...

The marketplace’s former owner agreed to repay vendors, but with no timeline, some business owners have given up hope.

Public safety and its entwinement with public health are top concerns for Akron residents, affecting their everyday well-being and their ability to thrive and feel safe in their community. We’ll dig ...

The following item is a written record of the Akron Planning Commission meeting from Aug. 14, compiled by Akron Documenter Dreama Whitfield. It is not a reported story. Documenters are residents who ...

David Niven, a University of Cincinnati speechwriter and former Democratic aide, said Acton’s stances “smack of pandering to the polls.” He also called Acton a “blank slate” whose lack of a voting ...

For the fourth year, Akron families were invited to the LeBron James Family Foundation’s House Three Thirty for The Better ...

Akron students are looking forward to seeing old friends at school, worrying about making new ones and excited about future opportunities.

Akron's down payment assistance program, funded with $300,000 from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, will service 35 families.