Cub Scouts Meet with City Council

Members of Troop 3177 led the Pledge of Allegiance Monday

Council Moves to Restrict ATV, Dirt Bike Use

City considering additions to existing laws to prohibit use of all-terrain vehicles in some areas of Stow

Report: Ohio Ranks Poorly on Election Performance

Pew Center ranks Ohio low on absentee and provisional ballot management

Stow Congressman Pushes White House for Balanced Budget

Congressman David P. Joyce (R-OH) votes for Require a Plan Act.

Saturday Mail Delivery to End, Postal Service Announces

The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?

Gov. Kasich Proposes Income Tax, Sales Tax Cuts in Budget Plan

Check out this video from the governor’s office to learn more about the proposal.

School Safety Task Force Meets Thursday

Group formed by mayor tasked with recommending security improvements

Ohio Politicians Ignore Student Journalists on Gun Debate

Students at Kent State University asked local politicians for their thoughts on the national gun debate

City Removes More Emerald Ash Borer Trees: Photo of the Day

The city plans to remove infested 49 ash trees before spring.

Mayor Drew Sworn in as Library's Newest Trustee: Photo of the Day

Drew says the library is one of the best public institutions in the city.

Redmon Crematorium Legislation Defeated at Thursday's Council Meeting

Flip through the photos below to see how each council member voted and the comments they made.

Cuyahoga Falls Councilwoman Appointed as Next Stow Clerk of Courts

Lisa Zeno Carano was replaced just days after the new year by a local leader you may know.

Summit County Issues Snow Emergency, Stow Issues Parking Ban; Car Accidents Reported

Stow Mayor Sara Drew warned motorists to drive cautiously due to slick road conditions.

Want to Track Santa? There's an App for That

NORAD website and smartphone apps let you follow St. Nick's every move.

Renacci, Mandel Accepted Thousands from NRA in 2012 Campaign Contributions

Open Secrets published a list of recipients of National Rifle Association campaign contributions that also includes Steven LaTourette, John Boehner.

Stow, Munroe Falls Officials Discuss Boosting School Security

Local leaders will meet regularly and discuss how the municipalities and Stow-Munroe Falls Schools can pool their resources to help ensure the safety of the district's students, faculty and staff.

Water Main Break Disrupts Traffic on Stow Road

A city official anticipates the break will be repaired by 2 p.m. Thursday.

City to Demolish Several Blighted Homes in 2013

Using the Moving Ohio Forward grant, Stow will demolish about a dozen homes that have become eyesores or potential hazards to the area.

Stow City Council Postpones Crematorium Vote

Stow City Council voted 4-3 Thursday night to table a measure that, if approved, would allow for the construction of a crematorium at the Redmon Funeral Home.

Residents Still Fired Up Over Redmon Cremation Proposal, Ask Council for No Vote

It was a packed house at Monday's Stow City Council meeting, where a number of people spoke out against allowing cremation at Redmon Funeral Home.

LOOK: What's Missing From City Hall Holiday Decorations?

This year's holiday lights were just set up at Stow City Hall. However, they did break tradition by making a change.

Don't Forget to License Your Pup

If Fido runs away from home, it's likely he'll be returned because of the information on his dog tag.

Stow Dog Park Open Early on Thanksgiving, Parking Lot Paved

Bow Wow Beach usually opens later on Thursdays, but for the holiday the park will be open at 9 a.m.

Thanksgiving Facts and Figures: Don't Eat All 13.3 Pounds Today

That's your annual turkey consumption, according to U.S. Census.

Caution: Avoid Graham and Fishcreek Intersection Friday

The city is asking motorists to avoid that intersection until at least 5:30 p.m. Nov. 16, 2012 because of construction.

WATCH: Crowd, Officials Gather to Pay Respects to Fallen Stow Soldier for Veterans Day

A plaque dedicated to fallen Stow soldier Second Lt. David Rylander now sits at the entrance of the Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library after the Veterans Day event Monday.

WATCH: Brogan Rafferty Speaks Before Sentenced to Life in Prison without Parole

The former Stow-Munroe Falls High School student said he was sorry and that he would testify against his co-defendant Richard Beasley in the crimes called the Craigslist killings.

If It Were Up to Stow, Mitt Romney Would be President

Take a look at the tallies for each precinct in Stow — did your section of town vote Republican or Democrat?

Stow Police Department Continues Bastock's Annual Luminary Event

The Stow Police Department continued the tradition of honoring those who have served and died in the area, including one of their own — Officer Jonathan V. Bastock.

Watch and Read the Library's November Newsletter

Read the newsletter for information on free music downloads, a video with the library's mascot, Spike, and calendar of events.

Planning for Fourth Annual Veterans Day Celebration at Lakeview Underway

The emotional celebration of veterans is scheduled for Nov. 9, 2012.

WATCH: Cleveland Native, Celebrity Makes Special Appearance at Romney Rally

Patricia Heaton, the former "Everybody Loves Raymond" star, cracked some jokes and talked to the crowd about Gov. Mitt Romney and his running mate Paul Ryan in North Canton Oct. 26, 2012.

Craigslist Trial Update: Prostitute, Witnesses Say Rafferty's Character Changed

Many witnesses described Brogan Rafferty, the former Stow-Munroe Falls High School student, as respectful, innocent-looking and polite. But, they all said they noticed a change in him.

LOOK: Scarecrows from Parks Contest on Display at City Hall

It was the first year for the event, but the parks and recreation department hopes to add new categories and continue the challenge every fall.

Your Polling Location May Have Changed: Summit County Voter Information

The Summit County Board of Elections has been notifying people in the mail, but there's a quick way to check online to see if your polling location is different this November.

Redmon One Step Closer to Having Cremation Equipment

The president of the funeral home is requesting a zoning change to allow for cremation services at his Darrow Road location. Council will have the final say, but some residents are upset this may get approved.

Council Decides Not to Pay Bettio for Moral Claim in Dismissed Case

All but one council member voted down a motion to pay William Bettio for costs incurred in a disorderly conduct trial that was dismissed recently in Stow Municipal Court.

Baby's Passing Prompts Family to Create Butterfly Garden

Quinn Rosalie Seymour, a Stow baby just shy of being 8-months-old, lost a battle with a rare genetic disorder in April and now her aunt is proposing some city space be turned into a memorial garden.

Parks and Rec Department Moves, Open House Scheduled Thursday

Get familiar with the staff and the new location for the parks and recreation department. (There's free light refreshments, too!)

After 33 Years in the Public Sector, Mike Miller is Retiring

After the Ohio governor made some changes to the pension system, Service Director Mike Miller decided it's time to retire.