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Season 2017 Episode 811 | 26m 46s
We visit the Akron Art Museum to check out their new exhibit that sees faces in inanimate objects.
Aired: 08/11/17
Video has closed captioning.
Weekly Regional News Review; Akron Art Museum "Find A Face"
Safe Passages; Tom Schorgl; Strongsville Holiday Lights
Life expectancy in the U.S. has dropped for the second straight year.
Democracy-Building Grants; Teen Depression
A rising number of teenagers suffer from clinical depression.
Childhood Obesity; Black Lightning; Holiday Shipping
A new study determines the risks for overweight kids might extend well into adulthood.
Cuyahoga County Long-Term Homelessness; Akron Redevelopment
Housing First says it's on pace to end long-term homelessness in Cuyahoga County by 2020.
Richard Cordray; Puerto Ricans Fleeing To NEO; Urban League
Richard Cordray, the latest to enter Ohio's gubernatorial race shares his platform.
Bishop Nelson Perez; Flu Activity Increasing In Ohio
Bishop Nelson Perez takes on a national role in the conversation about diversity and inclu
CAC Funding Recommendations; Opioid Addiction Recovery
he Cuyahoga Arts and Culture receives recommendations from a planning team.
NOACA Announces Funding For Protected Bike Lanes
Proponents of two-wheel transportation are celebrating a major victory.
Shop Local; School Report Cards; Youth Violence
We talk about the importance of shopping locally for the holidays.
Shoreway Project Nears Completion; The Weight Of A Mountain
The changes are complete for West Side drivers who long used the Cleveland Shoreway.
Richard Cordray For Governor; Democratic Debate; Tech Jobs
Ohio is seeing growth in tech industry jobs.
Anti-Smoking Ads, Pre-Diabetes Screening
Big tobacco is fessing up in court-ordered ads with an admission that cigarettes are addic
Akron Art Museum's "Find A Face"
The Akron Art Museum's latest exhibit features a collection that stares right back at you.
