AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - The Emergency Overnight Shelter saved dozens of people Sunday evening from the cold. A total of 56 people spent the night at the shelter located at 111 East Voris St. and woke up to a warm plate of breakfast and a hot cup of coffee.

Akron police officers on Friday arrested a teen accused of robbing a pizza delivery driver, armed with what appeared to be a handgun.

The Summit Lake Community Center at 380 W. Crosier St. in Akron will be open as a warming center from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Friday, along with the city's other community centers. The Emergency Overnight Shelter at 111 East Voris St. in Akron is open when temperatures dip below 15 degrees.

The Akron Public Schools announced how it would handle forecasted frigid temperatures coming for Northeast Ohio this week.

A Sunday celebration hosted by The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Day Coalition focused on the need to support children and youth.

Ohio had one lead (3-2) in the first half of the game. The Bobcats lost by double digits despite making 30 of 33 free throws. Akron was 12 of 15. Akron is now 12-5 overall and 5-0 in MAC play. Ohio is 10-7 and 4-1.

High temperatures are forecasted below 10° on both Monday and Tuesday for Northeast Ohio. AKRON, Ohio — Several Northeast Ohio cities including Akron, Canton, Cleveland and Lorain are making arrangements for those in need as temperatures are expected to plummet into the single digits next week.

Frigid temperatures have closed dozens of schools throughout Northeast Ohio. The National Weather Service predicts the coldest weather will come late Tuesday through early Wednesday.

AKRON, Ohio -- — Isaiah Gray 's 22 points helped Akron defeat Ohio 92-80 on Friday night.

SportsLine's model just revealed its college basketball picks for Akron Zips vs. Ohio Bobcats in the MAC on Friday

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Ahead of Donald Trump starting his second presidential term on Monday, various professionals shared how his presidency could affect Greater Akron.