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  • Akron Police Following Up On Shots Fired Call Tuesday
    Akron Police Detectives are following up on a report of shots fired on Nome Avenue on the city's west side Tuesday. Akron Police Lieutenant Rick Edwards tells AkronNewsNow.com a female…
  • Akron Police Investigate Barbershop Robbery
    Akron Police Investigate Barbershop Robbery Akron Police are investigating a robbery that occurred at a barbershop Tuesday morning. The owner of the All City Barbershop on Pioneer Street reported that after he opened the shop,…
  • Three New Guilty Pleas in Pilot Flying J Rebate Case
    Three more guilty pleas filed in the Pilot Flying J rebate fraud case could mean more problems for Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam's company. Two regional sales managers and a…
  • 480 West Blocked in Streetsboro
    Interstate 480 westbound near the Turnpike in Streetsboro is blocked after a semi truck hit the divider. State Route 303 to State Route 91 can be used as an alternates,…
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  • Federal Agents Call Off Search for Jimmy Hoffa’s Body

    Federal Agents Call Off Search for Jimmy Hoffa’s BodyMPI/Getty Images(DETROIT) -- The FBI announced Wednesday that the search for the body of Jimmy Hoffa, who vanished nearly 38 years ago, has now been called off, as investigators found no remains of the former Teamsters boss in a field in eastern Michigan.
    Investigators acting on a tip from a reputed underboss of the Detroit Mafia started digging in...

  • Serena Williams Apologizes for Steubenville Rape Remarks

    Serena Williams Apologizes for Steubenville Rape RemarksJohn Parra/WireImage(NEW YORK) -- Serena Williams is apologizing for off-the-cuff remarks she made during an interview with Rolling Stone about the 16-year-old victim of the Steubenville sexual assault case, in which two high school football players were sent to jail.
    “I am currently reaching out to the girl’s family to let her know...

  • Documentary Alleges TWA Flight 800 Cover Up

    Documentary Alleges TWA Flight 800 Cover UpJON LEVY/AFP/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- In a new documentary, former government investigators who looked into the mysterious crash of TWA Flight 800, which killed 230 people, are breaking their silence to claim that the explosion that brought down the plane in 1996 was likely no accident, and that the final report on the cause of the blast was...

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  • Serena Williams Apologizes for Steubenville Rape Remarks
    MARTIN BUREAU/AFP/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Serena Williams is apologizing for off-the-cuff remarks she made during an interview with Rolling Stone about the 16-year-old victim of the Steubenville sexual assault case, in…
  • Red Wings Reach Deal with Pavel Datsyuk
    Kirk Irwin/Getty Images(DETROIT) -- Pavel Datsyuk will be staying in Detroit. The Red Wings and Datsyuk agreed on a three-year contract Tuesday.The extension is worth $22.5 million total, according to…
  • Marian Hossa Likely to Play in Game Four
    Len Redkoles/NHLI via Getty Images (BOSTON) -- Chicago Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa is likely to play in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals against the Boston Bruins on Wednesday…

Business

  • United Frequent Flier Change Could Cost You
    Authors: jcUnited Continental Holdings(CHICAGO) -- United Airlines has made a significant change to its frequent-flier program, MileagePlus. The change requires, in addition to miles flown, a minimum amount of money…
  • Men's Wearhouse Founder Had 'Difficulty Letting Go,' Analyst Says
    Authors: Jeanette TorresPatrick Fallon/Bloomberg via Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Retailer Men's Wearhouse announced Wednesday that it "terminated" founder and executive chairman George Zimmer, best known to consumers for his hundreds…
  • Video Coming to Instagram?
    Authors: Jeanette TorresTHOMAS COEX/AFP/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Your Instagram feed of photos of your friends and their food might soon include video too.According to various reports, Instagram will add video…

Politics

  • Obama Tells Berlin 'Our Work Is Not Yet Done'
    Authors: jcSean Gallup/Getty Images(BERLIN) -- Speaking at Berlin’s historic Brandenburg Gate, President Obama on Wednesday challenged Western democracies not to become complacent in the post-Cold War era, saying “our work…
  • Third GOP Senator Backs Same-Sex Marriage
    Authors: jcJohn Moore/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska came out Wednesday in support of gay marriage, marking the third Republican Senator to change course and back same-sex…
  • House Committee Would Criminalize Being Undocumented
    Authors: Jeanette TorresiStockphoto/Thinktsock(WASHINGTON) -- While the Senate was working to amend the bipartisan immigration bill on the floor, the House Judiciary Committee was busy late Tuesday night passing its piecemeal…

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Lifestyle

  • 5 Health Move Musts to Start Now
    The health choices you make now will dictate your health in the future; start being healthy today and you'll feel the positive effects for years to come.  1. GET A LIFE.  People who feel a sense of purpose in life and a responsibility beyond taking care of themselves-like organizing adopt-a-thons at the animal shelter or throwing not-to-be-missed soirees for friends-tend to deal with stress better than those who don't, Dr. Roizen says. These activities give…
  • The 7 Steps to Letting Inner Happiness Guide Your Relationships
    've finally developed clarity about dating and relationships in my mid-60s, after 23 years with my husband, a divorce 16 years ago, and a long string of relationships since. Over the years, I've built an honest and intimate relationship with myself that enables me to answer many of the relationship questions I used to agonize over. Most importantly, I always know that no matter what happens with a man, no matter what the circumstances, I…
  • Bizarre Food Laws
    How much bacteria is allowed in a scoop of ice cream? Which days of the week can you legally sell alcohol? Can you use your spare dynamite to fish? Yes, there are laws to cover these and just about every other aspect of the food industry.   Massachusetts: Making, selling, or distributing arsenic laced candy or toys will result in a fine of between $50 to $100 dollars. It’s hard to tell what’s more distressing…

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