The Innerbelt, built in the 70s and 80s, disrupted and devastated a thriving Black community. More than 700 homes and more than 100 businesses were demolished to make room for the construction.

Community members can share their thoughts about the demolition options for the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Plant 1 building at three upcoming meetings.

Ohio preservation Office has granted the city of Akron additional time to present proposals on how to save Firestone Plant #1 ...

The Beacon Journal is asking readers to contribute to a yearlong project about how Akron has helped shape America.

The Akron native was among seven astronauts lost in the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster. Decades later, her ...

People celebrating North American First Peoples Day in Akron walk along Portage Path. Akron is marking North American First People’s Day on Monday. It's the annual celebration meant to honor the ...

Akron has requested an extension to respond to a dispute letter and will present several preservation and redevelopment ...

3News has compiled a list of events happening around Northeast Ohio that honor and celebrate Black History Month.

As developer Tony Troppe works to preserve historic St. Paul's Episcopal site, Akron Art Museum launches exhibit of stained ...