Akron native Kofi Boakye has reached the final-round of the Amateur Night at The Apollo competition in New York City’s Harlem neighborhood. His final performance will be Nov. 23.
Kofi Boakye continues to impress crowds at the Apollo Theater in New York City. The Akron native and classically-trained pianist is moving on in the Amateur Night at the Apollo competition.
The Richmond Heights Police Department recently had a presentation from the Harriet Tubman Movement on human trafficking. Officers were so impressed with the organization's work that they made personal donations to further its mission.
The family-owned college offers degrees in a number of automotive programs including welding, collision repair, classic car restoration, rod and custom as well as high performance and racing technologies.
The Richfield Heights Police Department is developing a traffic stops straining program to educate drivers on their constitutional rights and things they should and shouldn't do if they pulled over by an officer.
Technology is changing the way technical colleges are teaching automotive students for the jobs of today and the future. Ohio Technical College in Cleveland offers a variety of specialty programs.
Students at Glenville High School have been working on a showcase in celebration of Black History Month. The Black Excellence Program will highlight their visual and performing arts creations.
Akron-native Kofi Boakye is moving on to the next round of the Amateur Night at the Apollo competition. He was crowned the winner in the first-round held Feb. 16 in Harlem, New York.
Akron Native, Kofi Boakye, is getting ready for a performance of a lifetime. He'll be on stage at the world-famous Apollo Theater in Harlem performing in its amateur night competition.
Two student radio hosts at 88.7 FM are going to attempt to break the Guinness World Record for Longest Consecutive Radio Interview on Feb. 5 on the campus of John Carroll University.
19 News This Morning spoke to the stars of ‘Small Town News: KPVM Pahrump’. It's described as one of America’s last remaining independent television stations.
Cleveland voters have chosen Justin Bibb to be their next mayor. Unofficial election results show Bibb beating Cleveland City Council President Kevin Kelly 63% to 37%.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, known as MOCA Cleveland, is doing something bold to build racial equity and bring artists of color and their creations into the spotlight.
A Michigan man is going to be running 310 miles in 10 days to raise awareness and money for Conquering CHD. The organization helps families of children born with congenital heart defects.
19 News is looking at Ohio's organ donor registry. Lifebanc says there's a huge need for more African Americans, and other persons of color, to sign up to be donors. Candice Monore knows first-hand the power of organ transplants.
Community partners created the '2 Days of Christmas Blessings' to help families who are weathering a variety of challenges including the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Ashley Graham isn't letting covid-19 precautions keep her from accomplishing the American Dream. She recently opened a bakery on Main Street in Louisville.
Waverly Willis, executive director of The Urban Barber Association, said many barbershops and salons are ready to see customers again - with added safety measures.
Warren Mayor Doug Franklin said unprecedented times, due to the coronavirus, made it irresponsible for about 100 people to gather for an outdoor vigil to honor a murder victim.
