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Former Akron Childrenโs leukemia patient and his family relearn what โnormalโ life looks like
Since he completed treatment for leukemia in March, 12-year-old Levi Buxman is learning how to be a kid again โ and advocating on Capitol Hill while heโs at it. After being diagnosed with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia in November of 2023, Levi endured countless pokes, rounds of chemotherapy, scans and surgeries at Akron Childrenโs Hospital.โฆ
Public safety and its entwinement with public health are top concerns for Akron residents, affecting their everyday well-being and their ability to thrive and feel safe in their community. Weโll dig deep into issues such as criminal justice, gun safety, climate change and resiliency, among others, all with an eye toward solutions.

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