9 Haunted Attractions In Ohio That Only Locals Talk About
Ohio hides some seriously spooky spots that don’t make it into tourist guides. These haunted locations have stories that get passed down through generations of locals, with each place carrying its own ghostly history. From abandoned tunnels to historic buildings with dark pasts, these nine haunted attractions will...
Dave Portnoy post reviews of THREE more Columbus pizzerias
The man behind One Bite Pizza Reviews has reviewed a trio of longstanding Columbus pizzerias. Yesterday, Portnoy posted reviews of JT’s Pizza & Pub (which was Columbus’ most requested pizzeria for him to try on One Bite’s YouTube comments), Aracri Pizzeria and Plank’s Cafe. At TJ’s,...
Prime suspect in 23-year-old cold case arrested after traffic stop in Ohio
The prime suspect in a 23-year-old cold case has been arrested after being caught at a traffic stop in Ohio . Juan Carlos Munoz, 52, was on the run for more than two decades after failing to appear on kidnapping and gross sexual imposition charges, according to the U.S Marshals Service. The Ashtabula County Sheriff’s...
Gang member sentenced to over 25 years in prison for drug trafficking in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A member of the violent criminal organization known as the Third World Mob was sentenced to 310 months in prison by a U.S. District Court today. Klegewerges Abate, 36, of Columbus, was convicted in August 2024 after an eight-day trial. Jurors deliberated for less than six hours before finding...
Under Ohio bill, utility companies could adjust participating customers’ thermostats
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A new Ohio bill encourages utility companies to launch programs to remotely adjust participating customers’ thermostat settings and other energy use during times of peak demand. House Bill 427, introduced by Rep. Roy Klopfenstein (R-Haviland) in late August, would establish a framework for...
Mandatory Driver Training for Young Adults in Ohio Slammed as Useless: ‘This Won’t Do...
Ohio has a bad reputation for terrible driving, but new laws aimed at providing further education to young drivers seek to change that narrative. Starting September 30, 2025, Ohio is overhauling the way its residents get behind the wheel. A new law will require anyone 21 and under applying for a driver’s license to...
Police searching for wanted fugitive in Ohio
OHIO — Cincinnati Police District Three is seeking Arnisha White, who is wanted for felonious assault and misdemeanor contempt of court, according to Greater Cincinnati Crime Stoppers. Police said that on August 30, 2025, during a physical altercation, White threw a coffee mug, striking the victim in the face. White,...
Ohio Gov. DeWine Continues To Push Bill That Would Change Voter Approved Cannabis Law
DAYTON, Ohio — The governor of Ohio said the state is doing its best to accommodate the will of the voters when it comes to recreational marijuana, but local cannabis lovers said new regulations are not what Ohioans voted for in 2023. While visiting the new welcome center at...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine made a solemn vow to us last year. And he...
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Gov. Mike DeWine once promised to fight gerrymandering; now he’s shrugging his shoulders while Ohio braces for another rigged map. We’re talking about DeWine’s retreat on redistricting reform, and what it means for Ohio’s next congressional map, on Today in Ohio. Listen online...
Sobriety checkpoints planned for parts of Ohio this weekend
OHIO — Drivers in Cuyahoga and Summit counties can expect increased enforcement against impaired driving this weekend as law enforcement agencies plan sobriety checkpoints. In Parma, the Police Department announced a checkpoint will be held Friday, Sept. 12, in the 5900 block of State Road. The checkpoint will target...
