Thank you for joining us. There has been a major a major tip and the temperatures can pay update from aj colby. It is a slushy wet snow out here weve got some wet snowflakes, the ground is having a candy coating, rar, some areas are slick and slick spots on untreated surfaces this will continue to move north and east currently 34 degrees. Just above freezing at hopkins cribcam is, zero visibility. From outer space lots of cloud cover with temperatures in the 30s, and ashtabula and youngstown do have 40, on satellite radar composite, do the 3d weather flight to show you the snowfall, and lots of cold air to the northwest. Eal low pressure continues to spiral. Another cold air, eventually, by tomorrow night, especially wednesday, some decent lake effect snowfall. Perhaps 1 inch or two, grade changeover, look Stow High School student is charged with the death of a Kent State University student. Jessica dill joins us in kent with this. Here at kent state. Anywhere is tragic especially at s
Racist graffiti found on Kent State University campus plaque Kent State University By Rachel Vadaj | April 1, 2021 at 8:41 PM EDT - Updated April 2 at 11:05 AM
KENT, Ohio (WOIO) - Kent State Police are searching for the person who wrote a racial slur on a campus plaque.
KSU President Todd Diacon said university officials were made aware of the vandalism on Wednesday and immediately began a criminal investigation.
The president condemned the âracist defacing,â saying, âthis act of vandalism comes from a place of hate, and Kent State will not tolerate it.â
In response to the incident, the Kent State Anti-Racism Task Force will host a virtual Town Hall to announce a series of actions that will be taken immediately to continue to dismantle racism at the university.
Kent State police investigating racist graffiti
Kent State University police are investigating a reported racist act of vandalism on campus.
In a letter to students, faculty and staff, university President Todd Diacon, along with other senior staffers, said an obscenity was written on a campus fixture. This act of vandalism comes from a place of hate, and Kent State will not tolerate it, Diacon said. The Kent State Police Department was immediately made aware of the incident and has begun a criminal investigation. To our Black students, faculty and staff, we realize the pain and hurt that this causes. Please know that we support you.