As we begin another week of JMN On The Go, we have the latest on the stunning news of the death of comedian Bob Saget. Plus, stay tuned for information regarding an apartment fire in The Bronx that killed 19 people, including 9 children. Finally, the Cleveland Browns won their season finale against the Cincinnati Bengals. Find out how they did it and more on the Monday edition of JMN On The Go!

On the Friday edition of JMN On The Go, we have the latest on what President Biden said Thursday as he addressed the nation on the one year anniversary of attack on the U.S. Capitol Building. Plus, stay tuned as we have details on a 59 year-old Stark County man that has gone missing. Finally, a 62 year-old Austintown man has been charged with his 17th DUI. Find out why and more as we bring you into the weekend on JMN On The Go!

Today on JMN On The Go, Canton Township trustee board members are looking to fill a vacant spot, tune in to find out why. Plus, stay tuned as we have the latest details on a Philadelphia fire that killed 13 people including seven children Wednesday morning. Finally, we break down who won girls high school basketball matchups between Strasburg vs. Garaway, Lake vs. Hiland, and Sandy Valley vs. Tuscarawas Central Catholic. All of this and more are coming up on JMN On The Go!

On the Wednesday edition of JMN On The Go, the Stark County Court of Common Pleas has postponed all jury trials, tune in to find out why. Plus, a search warrant has been issued in the investigation of Dover Mayor Richard Homrighausen, stick around for what an investigator found. Finally, Minerva High School has found their new head football coach, stay tuned to find out who it is and more on JMN On The Go!

On today's edition of JMN On The Go, 12 deaths have occurred in the state of Ohio over New Year's weekend. Tune in for details. Plus, Starbucks has made changes to their vaccine mandate. Stick around for the latest. Finally, we take a look at area sporting events that took place Monday night, the Browns loss to the Steelers, and a few of the new inductees of the Tuscarawas County Sports Hall of Fame. All of this and more are coming up on JMN On The Go!

On the first episode of JMN On The Go for 2022, a Canton police officer has been placed on administrative leave after a shooting that took place minutes into the new year. Stay tuned for the latest. Plus, we have details on a fire that occurred in Downtown Dennison on Saturday and in sports, Ohio State takes down Utah in the Rose Bowl, the Cavs lose in the last seconds to the Hawks on New Years Eve, and the Browns are eliminated from the playoffs. Find out how it all went down and more on JMN On The Go!

On the final episode of 2021, the family of a former McKinley football player is suing the school district. Tune in to find out why. Plus, stay tuned to hear how a Tuscarawas County toy drive made its way to the tornado affected communities in Kentucky. Finally, we highlight the biggest high school basketball games in the area on Thursday. All of this and more are coming up on JMN On The Go!

On this New Years Eve Eve, tune in to find out why a Canton man is behind bars in Bethlehem Township. Plus, we have the latest on how Tuscarawas County has been seeing shortages of COVID-19 testing resources. Finally, Hiland High School has renamed their basketball court after their legendary girls' basketball head coach. All of this and more are coming up on a jam-packed episode of JMN On The Go!

On today's episode of JMN On The Go, we'll dive into the specifics of the CDC's new shortened quarantine length for individuals with COVID-19. Plus, we recap the biggest games in the Tri-County area on Monday and highlight a Sugarcreek native that has been named the athletic director at Clemson University. All of this and more on today's edition of JMN On The Go!