Jay Shah
News InternJay Shah is an aspiring broadcast journalist pursuing a Master of Arts in media and journalism at Kent State University. Jay’s student media career began as an undergraduate student at Old Westbury Web Radio (OWWR) of the State University of New York College at Old Westbury. She is passionate about raising community awareness on social justice, and environmental issues as well as local music and art. Her spare time involves attending local music showcases, experimenting with weird food combinations and painting. Jay wishes to use her journalistic abilities for providing a voice to the voiceless.
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A program focusing on building a connection between nutrition and medical outcomes will soon be launched in Summit County. -
The Civic has invested in significant capital improvements of its exterior, adding value to the developing downtown Akron area.
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Three Vail Resorts in Northeast Ohio are implementing new guidelines to reopen for the season, but not all of the rules apply to everyone on the premises.
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The Ohio Department of Health has expanded the number of maps illustrating the surge in coronavirus cases.
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A republican senator who is a sponsor for a bill that would limit the Governor's power to enact health orders is hopeful for an override vote.
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Two choreographers are the latest artists to take up a residency at Akron Soul Train, and they’re using it as an opportunity to connect with audiences despite the pandemic.
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Dr. Rob McGregor discusses the hospital's plan in the event the county reaches the purple level on the state's public advisory map and cases continue to rise.
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The cases are not a cause of a single isolated incident but massive spread across all townships in the county.
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The measure renews a levy that was on the books and adds an additional levy to support new projects at the zoo.
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Some people are concerned about how the moved-up deadline for the U.S. Census will affect the updated count of the local population, especially those in immigrant communities.
