Members of Congress receive evaluations from their constituents every two years, said U.S. Rep. Emilia Sykes, D-Akron.

This week's Akron news quiz features and 1850s restaurant that closed in 2004 and changes to the city's leaf pickup procedures ...

Court rules the EdChoice program uses taxpayer dollars to fund school systems that compete with traditional public schools.

Ward 4 City Council Member Jan Davis wants an actionable plan to fix the city’s streetlights, which are largely maintained by FirstEnergy.

Changes to how roadways are configured across Greater Akron are leading to calmer and slower traffic, more room for bicycles.

Dr. Faruk H. Örge and Akron Children’s are expanding research into eye disorders that are sometimes hard for children to describe.

Carey Coleman, the Republican seeking to unseat incumbent Congresswoman Emilia Sykes, wants to see the Akron-Canton area ...

Two charter amendments intended to improve access to housing in the city face growing opposition from landlords and business leaders.

Here We Go! Coffee, a mobile cart and roaster, recently opened its Jefferson Avenue storefront in the Akron neighborhood.

Akron is trying to increase housing availability, including through efforts to change zoning rules and creating free plans for developers.

Family Promise of Summit County is a nonprofit organization that takes homeless families from having nothing to owning a home and building generational wealth.