"We know very little about what we're getting into then reality starts to hit and I have loans, rent and bills," said Maddy Haberberger, Kent State graduate. 

When Oliver was at the crime scene Tuesday, several neighbors approached Oliver and asked what will be done to make the neighborhoods safer.

"It could be a change in their life situation to have a little bit more money in their pocket," Krawchyk said. 

Lauren Terwillinger and Cassandra Jackson both work at the Hermitage Giant Eagle. In March, they were able to administer an AED to a customer after she had a heart attack while shopping. They received the Hero of the Community Award.

Mercy Health expects to break ground on the facility in early 2023, with an anticipated opening in late 2025.

"Not only do we have a shortage of nursing prior to the pandemic, it has increased because of the number of patients that we see," Hornberger added.

This year's winners are Dr. Ronald Dwinnells of ONE Health Ohio and Holly Welch of Austintown Local Schools.

"When I sat back and thought about what real estate would really meet our needs the most, it was a hotel," Knapp said.

"When patients are regularly consuming enough alcohol to make them feel ill or impaired, or if they are having to consume alcohol in order to function in their normal activities, that's when it's time to seek help," Sorboro said.

A psychologist for the Cleveland Clinic says there could be a couple of reasons why eating orders among teen girls doubled during the pandemic.