North Canton Area Unemployment Increases: Feds

The unemployment rate in Stark County is higher than the Ohio average.

Stark County Likely To Miss Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

This is how the North Canton area compares to Ohio for coronavirus vaccinations.

North Canton Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

Stark County's unemployment rate is higher than the Ohio average.

City Of North Canton: May 25, 2021 Legislative Bulletin

An ordinance amending the zoning code of the City of North Canton to create Chapter 1136 Main Street Districts Regulations, establishing ...

The Digital Divide: How Wide In North Canton Area?

Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.

Federal Taxes: How Do Your Payments And Refunds Compare?

Compare your federal tax payments and refunds to state and national averages.

Stark County Business Wins Medical Marijuana Cultivator License

Stark County's Terradiol Ohio, LLC is one of 12 businesses that received a cultivator license.

Election Day: Polls Are Open In North Canton

Polls opened at 6:30 a.m. and will close at 7:30 p.m. North Canton residents can find voter information online.

Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack Campaigning for Hillary Clinton in Canton

The head of the USDA will be making 10 stops throughout Ohio over a 3-day whirlwind tour.

Video: Watch Donald Trump Speak in Canton, Ohio

Coming off of favorable Ohio poll numbers, Trump visits Canton, Ohio.

Sponsor of Bill Eliminating Red-Light Cameras Himself Was Caught Running Light

Senator says incident five years ago has nothing to do with his campaign against traffic cameras.

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

With the economical benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

North Canton Company Executives Benjamin Suarez, Michael Giorgio Indicted for Campaign Contributions

Here's the latest on this developing story from our news partner WEWS Channel 5.

North Canton Councilman Considers Options After Costly Error

Read on for the latest 2013 November general election updates.

North Canton At-Large Council Candidates Face New Challenger

With Monday's addition, four candidates are now vying for three open at-large North Canton City Council seats.

March on Washington: What Would Martin Luther King Jr. Say Today?

Tell us, North Canton: 50 years after the civil rights leader's historic speech, what would his message have been in 2013?

North Canton City Councilman Bumped From 2013 Election

The at-large incumbent committed a fatal flaw when filling out his election paperwork.

Number of Concealed Carry Licenses Issued in Ohio High in 2013

In six months, Ohio has issued almost as many concealed carry licenses as were issued in all of 2012.

Former Councilman Sues North Canton Over Raises for Elected Officials

If the lawsuit is successful, North Canton's elected officials wouldn't be eligible to receive raises until 2015.

$1 Million in Grant Dollars Not Enough to Finish Hoover District Project

The city engineer may be approaching North Canton City Council for $100,000 in city funds.

Owners of Blighted North Canton Homes Headed to Mayor's Court

City officials are working to rid the city of an increasing number of dilapidated homes.

North Canton Council Unanimously Approves Raises for Elected Officials

In response to the news, former city councilman Chuck Osborne has pledged to sue North Canton over the decision.

'Signature' Walls on Main Street Leaning

Have you noticed that the brick walls on Main Street are leaning toward the street?

Robert 'Jamie' McCleaster Announces Run for North Canton Council

If elected, McCleaster wants to focus on two key areas he's identified as needing attention in North Canton.

Pro-Choice, -Life Ohioans Talking about Ohio Budget with New Abortion Restrictions

Doctors must now give women seeking abortions information on adoptions and alternative family planning options.

More Than Enough Signatures for Full-Time Mayor Charter Amendment Collected

If the required number of signatures are validated, voters will have the option to decide if the mayor's job in North Canton should stay part-time or change to full-time in 2015.

Urban Farming Coming to a North Canton Neighborhood Near You

A new initiative would provide fresh fruits and veggies, gardening education and, perhaps, a farmers market to North Canton.

DOMA Ruling Declares Gay Marriage Ban Unconstitutional

Supreme Court rules that Defense of Marriage Act, which bans same-sex couples from marrying, is unconstitutional.

Residents Tweet About the Supreme Court's Ruling on Defense of Marriage Act

In a 5-4 decision by the Supreme Court, DOMA has been deemed unconstitutional.

Veterans Memorial Won't Go Uncared For in North Canton

The memorial's maintenance and repairs will be handled by the City of North Canton.

City Council Hears Opposition Over Proposed Raises

Price Park Reopens This Week Following Resurfacing Closures

The go-to destination is once again ready for summer recreation.

North Canton City Council Members, Mayor Likely Getting Raises

If approved, the raises would kick in after November's general election.

North Canton Officials, Residents Vying for Extended Dogwood Pool Schedule

If the plan doesn't change, Dogwood Pool will close Aug. 19, two weeks before Labor Day.

Is West Nile Virus Coming to Stark County?

Patch offers mosquito prevention tips, and the map below shows the number of West Nile cases last summer.

Stark County Offers Free Mosquito Control

Proactive Measure Against West Nile Virus

Councilmen Adamant About Expanding Little League Parking

The North Canton Planning Commission voted against a new little league parking lot, but City Council can now override that ruling.