Canton's Morning News with Pam Cook

A wide range of topics this week, from blueberries to eyelash extensions. Give Dr. Stan 10 minutes and you'll be more informed to make healthier decisions.

Find out about a public forum on funding public schools happening on Thursday from 6:00-8:30 PM at the Timken Career Campus Auditorium. Dianne Digianantonio, President of the League of Women Voters and Jeff Talbert, Superintendent of Canton City Schools tell us more.

A heavy news day in DC, but Jon Decker gets you caught up in less than 4 minutes with a full report.

Brian Ohm, Executive Director of Girls on the Run gives us details on this year's Fall 5K run/walk. Go to www.gotreco.org to sign up to run or be a coach.

WHBC Senior White House Correspondent Jon Decker of Gray Television calls in to update us on the most recent events involving our President's recent trip to Ireland, as well as upcoming elections. The Mid-term elections are in just 50 days! Jon also talks the Presidents response to the concerns with AI.

Nate Cooks, Council Person for Ward 6 in the City of Canton tells us about the latest exciting projects in his ward.

Stark County Administrator Brant Luther joins Pam to talk about Stark Counties operating budget for the upcoming year. Brant and Pam also commiserate with each other about where they were on the morning of 9/11 and all of the tragedy, loss and shock.

Dan calls in to talk local HIgh School sports with Pam Cook. They talk the Panthers vs Lake and their youtube game coming up Green at Hoover as well as Manchester at Canton South.

Jon Decker has a live report from Dallas, Texas ahead of the Republican National Midterm Convention.

Pam Cook gives Dan Flowers his flowers for all of his accomplishments with the Akron-Canton Regional Food Bank and we learn what's next for Dan.

Susan Verble, Director of the Stark County Board of Elections gives us the rundown of dates, deadlines and details for voting in the Ohio 2026 General Election.

As we remember the horrific events on 9/11/01, 25 years later, Dr. Stan tells us about how the tragedy is still affecting people's health today.

J.R. Rinaldi, Chief of Staff of Canton's Building Department and City of Canton Mayor Bill Sherer stop by for a city update.

Dan Belford previews the matchups for week 3 of High School Football.

Some road work will be paused and barrels moved out of the way for the Labor Day Weekend holiday. The Ramp from 30 West to 77 South will close on 9/14 for 2 weeks for bridge repairs.

Jim Rosenhaus has a positive outlook for the remainder of the season.

Commissioner Richard Regula also shares a few personal memories of the fair.

Get the details on Army Secretary Dan Driscoll's resignation. Plus, who the president is meeting with today. A full report from Washington in 3:15.

New CEO of the Akron-Canton Regional Food Bank.

Hear about a statin called Atorvastatin and learn where U.S. death rates are.

A full, detailed report from Jon Decker on what's making news from DC in 4 1/2 minutes. Stay informed with News-Talk 1480 WHBC.

Mayor Sherer updates us on all the new projects moving forward in the city.

Jon Decker recaps an extensive weekend. Get completely caught up in 5 minutes.

Jon is a board member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame and is in Newport, Rhode Island and is on personal assignment for the induction of Roger Federer. President Trump is in Houston, Texas to campaign for Ken Paxton and to celebrate Artemis astronauts.

A look ahead at week 2 of High School Football with Dan Belford.

Hear where road work is being done and what the detours are.

Bob DiBiasio gives us an update on current team standings and upcoming Progressive Field promotions.

Stark County Commissioner, Alan Harold gets us ready for the Stark County Fair and tells us about new housing construction.

Hear about what you can do to mitigate allergies and how kids going back-to-school puts us at higher risk of various infections.

Hear a full briefing from Jon Decker about what's happening today in Washington.

Amanda Archer, Health Commissioner for the City of Canton tells is what's being done to keep the community healthy.

Get a full update from what happened over the weekend and what's ahead for today.

Dan Belford breaks down week 1 matchups for High School Football on WHBC.

Jon Decker is back in DC with the latest news and what's ahead for President Trump.

Get all the details that may impact your travel in Stark County. Paving on US-30, widening of SR-687 and railroad repair in Beach City. Listen for closure dates and detours.

Its time for our favorite gardening show, LETS GROW TOGETHER! Rachel Fender & Matt Workinger join us in studio and on Facebook Live and our live youtube channel to take your calls and talk plants!

Stark County Commissioner Bill Smith joins Pam to talk about Hall of fame week and the experience of the Grand Parade, as well as the excitement of the upcoming Stark County Fair!

Don Ackerman with Canton For All People is in the studio with us today to where he is joined by sisters Heather and Rachel, the new owners of Heathers Place in the location of the former Athens Restaurant, Opening Sept. 9th! They will serve traditional American food with a fun twist or two and will be open Weds.-Sun., 6am-2pm. Specialty Reservations Available!

Dr. Stan Anderson talks with us about kindergarten vaccination rates, Midlife and earlier dementia risks and GLP 1's.

Chief Akbar Bennet joins us to chat about what's new in Canton! From the devastating house fire caused by gas last week to the efforts of all our local service members.

Jon Decker is on assignment covering a very unique primary election and will be back with us on Friday at 8:20. Hear the tale of the two Dans ahead of Tuesday's primary in Alaska.

Returning to DC from Geneva, Ohio for the Patriot Games, Jon gives his account of the event and the flight on Air Force 1.

Dr. Stan describes the way in which the Internet and AI can be used for the good in medicine. But also, talks about the way in which AI is used for the bad in medicine.

Max Miller, U.S. representative for Ohio's 7th congressional district is staying in the race despite calls to withdrawal.

Learn how you can save money on your bills with John Davala, SCCAA HEAP Director and Theresa Santilli, Intake and Outreach Counselor.

Building fees are being reduced 50-60% to help lower costs for projects. This and more great news from the City of Canton.

Catch up with the latest news from the weekend and find out what President Trump will be doing in Ohio on Tuesday.

Report from 8/7/26

It's always a "ball" when these two chat about baseball. Informative and funny! From 8/6/26

On Friday, Pam and Rich Desrosiers, Chief Communications & Content Officer for the Pro Football Hall of Fame and Museum have a great football conversation about legends and what to expect this year.