Man sentenced for shooting at police officers, civilians in Akron
An Akron man was sentenced to prison for shooting at two police officers and civilians near the University of Akron last spring.
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Trump says a Spirit bailout still is possible as doubts about the airline’s survival mount
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Former Browns’ QB retires from pro football
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Steelers WR will not face charges for altercation with fan
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Former train depot renovated to become brewery and distillery, restaurant
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Officials address overload of accidents on I-80
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