Office Hours With Sen. Frank LaRose Saturday

Come and meet with LaRose at the Cuyahoga Falls Public Library.

Jury Delivers Verdict in Chad Stephens Murder Trial

The Summit Count Common Pleas Court jury reached a consensus after nearly five hours of deliberation.

Falls Water Department Issues Boil Alert

Residents in the affected area are asked to boil their water for a minimum of two minutes.

Jury Deliberations Begin Monday in Chad Stephens Murder Trial

Steohens stands accused of murdering Kim Slayko, 33, of Cuyahoga Falls, in 2011.

PHOTOS: Community, Friends, Family Pay Respects to Fallen Stow Soldier

Second Lt. David Edward Rylander, 23, of Stow, was laid to rest Saturday at the Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery.

Parks Board Makes Final Ruling on Natatorium Rates

The Cuyahoga Falls Parks and Recreation Board voted down two motions, 3-2, that were aimed at making the "w/spouse" rate more inclusive.

Parks Board Rejects Change to Natatorium Rates

The Cuyahoga Falls Parks and Recreation Board rejected two motions by chairman Tim Gorbach to open up the gym's "w/spouse" membership.

Utility Update: City Signs Natural Gas Contract With IGS Energy

If you wish to participate in the city's new gas program, or have any questions, contact IGS Energy at 1-800-280-4474.

Obama Supports Same-Sex Marriage: Will It Influence Parks Board?

On Wednesday, President Barack Obama publicly backed same-sex marriage and made history as the first sitting president to support the issue.

Will It Stay or Will It Go? Parks Board Making Final Call on Future of Nat Rate Structure

Over the last several months, the Nat's rates have come under fire by those who say its "w/spouse" memberships are overly restrictive.

Bicentennial Update: City to Commemorate Heritage on Arbor Day

The Arbor Day, bicentennial celebration starts at 3 p.m. Friday at Kennedy Park.

Traffic Alert: Howe Avenue Entrance Ramp Shutting Down Tuesday, May 1

Traffic will be redirected toward the State Route 8/Broad Boulevard entrance.

Traffic Alert: Expect Delays on State Route 8 Starting Monday, April 23

Drivers may want to avoid stretches of the local highway over the next two weeks.

Cuyahoga Falls Electric System Receives National Recognition

On Monday, the American Public Power Association announced the city's electric company made the cut for one of the most reliable public power providers in the country.

Utility Update: Cuyahoga Falls Making the Switch to IGS Energy

Next month, many Falls gas customers will move from Vectren Source Energy to IGS.

Last Chance: File Those Taxes by Tuesday

Tips on avoiding common errors in last-minute tax filing

Menards Signs On To Portage Crossing

The surprise announcement came at Monday night's Cuyahoga Falls City Council meeting.

GetEqual Protests Against Family Research Council at Tea Party Event

The gay advocacy group contends the "Your Money, Your Values, Your Vote" bus tour works to discriminate against minorities, women and the gay community.

Politicians, 'Joe the Plumber' Deliver Conservative Perspectives at Tea Party Rally

Roughly 3.500 people filed into Falls River Square to hear from politicians like Ohio Treasurer and U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel, U.S. Congressman Jim Renacci, "Joe the Plumber" and more.

Traffic Alert: Third Round of Road Closures Coming Monday, April 16

The following was issued by Cuyahoga Falls Service Director Valerie Wax Carr.

Tea Rally Update: Gay Rights Group Planning Protest Against 'Your Values' Bus Tour

Shannon Glatz, a Lakewood resident and member of GetEqual of Ohio, says her group will protest the "hateful" messages of the Your Values bus tour, which is set to make a stop at Sunday's Tea Party rally in the Falls.

Tea Party Rally Rolling to Falls River Square

The program is set to run from 3 to 6 p.m. on Sunday and will feature Ohio Treasurer and U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel, among others.

Parks and Rec Board Prepares for Final Call on Natatorium Rate Structure, Gay Rights Issue

The issue over whether or not to redefine the gym's spouse memberships will be resolved next month.

Falls Parks and Recreation Board Taking Second Look at Natatorium Rate Structure

The Cuyahoga Falls Parks and Recreation Board will consider the issue, for the second time, this Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the Natatorium.

Traffic Alert: Road Closure Will Bring Detours, Traffic Delays Starting April 9

The following was issued by Cuyahoga Falls Service Director Valerie Wax Carr.

Dam Removal Update: City Restarts Bidding Process Following Lawsuit Settlement, Project Delays Expected

Following last Friday's lawsuit settlement with the Beaver Excavating Company, city engineer Tony Demasi discusses the next steps to get the project back on track.

Expect Detours, Traffic Delays During Week-Long Road Closure

The following traffic alert was issued by Cuyahoga Falls Service Director Valerie Wax Carr.

City Settles Lawsuit With Beaver Excavating Over Dam Removal

The settlement will prevent Cuyahoga Falls from awarding a $1 million contract to RiverReach Construction for the removal of the LeFever and Sheraton Dams. City officials will have to re-bid the project.

Dam Removal Update: Cuyahoga Falls Sued Over Bidding Dispute

The Beaver Excavating Company has filed a lawsuit against the city, saying its lower bid wasn't given the proper consideration.

Council Member Recommends Change to Natatorium Rate Structure

Ward 5 Cuyahoga Falls City Councilwoman, Diana Colavecchio, says the decision could go back before the Parks and Recreation Board to alter the current membership rates.

Slowly but Surely, State Road Project Moves Forward

On Monday night at its regular meeting, City Council members approved three ordinances to secure property that's needed to widen parts of the State Road corridor.

Falls City Council Votes Unanimously to Remove LeFever and Sheraton Dams

Deconstruction will begin this June and should be wrapped up by mid to late July.

Ready for Rapids in Cuyahoga Falls? Dam Removal Decision Coming Tonight

The City Council will meet tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the Natatorium for its regular meeting and will decide whether or not to approve the widely touted dam removal project.

Council Members, Natatorium Officials to Meet Behind Closed Doors Regarding Gym's Rate Structure

The group will begin the discussion in a work session format on whether or not to seek an alternative membership rates after Monday's regular City Council meeting.

Cuyahoga Falls Issues New Boil Alert

Check below to see if you'll be affected.

Boil Alert Issued for Scott Street

The City of Cuyahoga Falls is asking those along Scott Street to boil their water for at least two minutes.

Mandarin House Owner Stands His Ground on State Road Widening Project

Ed Hwee, owner of the Mandarin House, says the planned widening of Bath Road would cut out nearly 30 percent of his parking lot. City officials see it differently.

State Road Widening Project One Step Closer to Breaking Ground

90 percent of the negotiations have been completed with property owners whose land will be affected. However, some have contested certain aspects of the project.

Residents Raise Concerns Over Removal of LeFever Dam

River Estates residents spoke up at Monday night's Cuyahoga Falls City Council Committee meeting to find out how their properties could be affected by the dam removal.

City Council Ready for White Water With Dam Deconstruction

White-water rapids are expected to be flowing through Cuyahoga Falls when the two-week bicentennial celebration kicks off on August 3.