Thousands without power in Ohio
OHIO — As of Monday morning, several thousand homes and businesses across Ohio were without electricity, according to the latest statewide outage figures. Approximately 2,747 customers were reported without power statewide, representing about 0.05% of the 5,363,449 electric customers tracked across Ohio. Nationally,...
Insurance company, repair shop ‘lose’ woman’s car after crash
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — After a serious car crash, one Ohio woman’s insurance claim quickly turned into a nightmare. Her car seemingly disappeared and a repair shop tried to charge thousands of dollars for work that was never done. Our Better Call 4 Investigation got her money back, but not her time; what should...
4 Major Restaurant Chains Closing It’s Doors in Ohio: This March 2026
OHIO - As the frost of winter begins to thaw, the restaurant landscape in Ohio is bracing for a significant shift. Rising operational costs, shifting consumer habits, and corporate restructuring have led several major national chains to trim their Buckeye State footprints. If you are planning a dinner out this...
These 14 Ohio Diners Keep The Spirit Of The 1950s Alive (And We Love...
Ohio roads have always been full of surprises, but some of the best ones come with chrome stools and coffee that never stops flowing. Across the state, a handful of diners still serve up pancakes, burgers, and milkshakes in spaces that look like they stepped right out of the Eisenhower years.
North Carolina man wins big playing Ohio Lottery
A North Carolina man's work in northeast Ohio paid off in an unexpected way.
I Spent A Weekend In Ohio Chasing 13 Smash Burger Counters And 3 Were...
Ohio promised crispy-edged patties and roadside charm, so I mapped nine counters and hit the highway with an empty cooler and big appetite. Every stop had a story, from old neon to sizzling flattops that perfumed my jacket for days. Only three demanded a hard U-turn, but the misses still...
Ohioans allege unregulated submetering industry to blame for price gouging
Andrea Feagin thought she did everything right before getting her own place. She socked away as much money as she could. She put together a budget. And she found an apartment she could afford on her income. But what she still never saw coming was a $493.35 utility bill during the first winter she lived on her own....
Ohio property tax elimination proposal sparks heated debate
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WBNS/CBS NEWSPATH/WKRC) - A group seeking to eliminate property taxes in Ohio is intensifying efforts to place a proposed constitutional amendment on the November ballot, prompting renewed criticism from state leaders. Gov. Mike DeWine has reiterated his opposition to the proposal, calling it a major...
Two Women Arrested on Over 30 Warrants for Multi-County Retail Thefts in Ohio and...
Two women, Danielle Custard and Latoya Carter, have been arrested on over 30 active warrants after being linked to a spate of retail thefts dating back to 2019 across four counties, as reported by FOX19. U.S. Marshals joined forces with the Fairfield Township Police Department and the Butler County Sheriff’s Office...
Man running for Ohio senate funds campaign by stealing from employer, fraternal order of...
A man who stole from his employer and local police to fund a senate campaign and more has pleaded guilty to wire fraud. According to the United States Attorneys Office Southern District of Ohio, 44 year-old Jonathan Leissler of Stow pleaded guilty to three counts of wire fraud totaling $4.5 million on Dec. 18.

















