Canton's Morning News with Pam Cook

Every Friday at 7:10am, Pam Cook connects with the Ohio Department of Transportation to make sure we are aware of the latest construction - or ORANGE-BARREL UPDATE!

Every Thursday at 8:20am, Pam Cook talks Tribe - and this week- Bobby talks about the 'guest' appearance in the Indians broadcast booth by the Cincinnati Reds Radio Network broadcaster since 1974 Marty Brennaman, his last regular game in Cleveland. (PHOTO: cincinnati.com)

Stark County Administrator Brant Luther joins Pam Cook to explain the disposing of county-owned personal property, the county auction and internet auctions - govdeals.com

Kim and Pam invite you to @McKinleyMuseum for a series of Drives: Food (6/14-23), Garden Tool then Pots & Pans to Benefit Local Organizations.

The Museum is open Monday – Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Sunday from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

Kimberly A. Kenney, Executive Director with

McKinley Presidential Library & Museum,

800 McKinley Monument Dr NW, Canton.

Every Wednesday morning at 6:20, Dr. Stan Anderson joins us - and this week - There is a lot out there on detox cleanses. Do detox diets restore energy? Does your body need detoxification? Do you accumulate toxins? What are the ways to do detox? Do commercial detoxes work?

Every Tuesday at 7:20 a.m., go Inside Canton City Government with Pam Cook - this week featuring assistant to Canton Mayor Tom Bernabei, Deputy Mayor Fonda Williams.

John Dean testified Monday on Capitol Hill where he discussed the parallels between Watergate and the Russia investigation. Fox News Radio's Rachel Sutherland tells Pam Dean, the former White House counsel to Richard Nixon, testified Monday saying that he sees “remarkable parallels” between Watergate and the findings of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report.

Every Monday Morning at 8:20, State Senator Kirk Schuring (R-District29) joins Pam for the very latest happenings from Columbus.

Even as he again hailed his administration's last-minute, much-heralded deal on Friday with Mexico as a "successful agreement" to address illegal immigration at the southern border, President Trump on Sunday bluntly suggested he might again seek to impose punishing tariffs on Mexico if its cooperation falls short in the future. (PHOTO: FOX NEWS)

75th Anniversary of D-Day - experienced first-hand by Canton businessman Jim Cassler.