DeWine pushes back on Ramaswamy’s university closure plan
Ohio Gov. DeWine told university leaders college consolidation "can't and won't happen," pushing back on Ramaswamy's proposal.
Amy Acton cried on the job, once found ‘curled up’ on floor before COVID...
Dr. Amy Acton, the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, was emotionally volatile and sometimes absent at daily strategizing sessions during the pandemic while serving as the state’s top health official responsible for leading Ohio’s COVID-19 response, according to sources who worked with her in the state government. I
Ohio dispensary closes after reported health reactions prompt investigation
After two people had serious adverse health reactions, an Ohio marijuana dispensary has voluntarily closed while state cannabis regulators investigate what happened. Herbal Wellness Center in Jackson, OH, owned by Vext Science, is believed to be involved with the individuals who experienced health reactions after purch
Giant fish making comeback in Ohio waterways, more to be released
The Cuyahoga Valley National Park is inviting the public to help release young lake sturgeon into the Cuyahoga River, as part of an ongoing effort to repopulate the giant fish into Ohio waterways.
Denting Corn and Dropping Leaves Mark Seasonal Shift in Ohio Fields
Corn and soybean development continued to move ahead of normal across Ohio, with both crops making significant progress toward maturity. Corn condition remained largely stable, while soybeans showed continued advancement as leaf drop reached the five-year average pace. USDA reports there were 5.4 days suitable for fiel
Ohio failed 16 children rescued from squalor. There must be a reckoning | Our...
Rotten teeth. Insect bites. A feces-laden rental home infested with roaches. Lead poisoning. A lack of food, education and basic medical care. The horrific conditions officials allege 16 Vinton County children, aged 18 months to 18 years, endured are enough to turn your stomach, break your heart and wonder how many oth
8 Expiration Date Myths That Cost Ohio Families Money Every Month
The expiration date on your carton of eggs isn’t as much of a ticking clock as you might think. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) says eggs stay safe in the refrigerator for three to five weeks after you bring them home, carton date or not. Weeks, not days.
New statewide initiative fighting back against romance scams targeting older Ohioans
A new statewide initiative is helping keep older Ohioans safe from romance scams.
Strong storms possible Wednesday for Ohio
OHIO — A warm front is lifting north this morning, bringing breezy conditions and rapidly rising temperatures that will climb into the 80s by lunchtime. As humidity levels surge alongside the temperature, heat index values will make it feel like the 90s across the state. Winds are expected to pick up through the aftern
Columbus man accused of attacking ex-girlfriend with machete
Columbus man arrested and charged after allegedly attacking ex-girlfriend with a machete, causing visible laceration on her head and multiple cuts to her hand. A Columbus man has been arrested and charged after allegedly attacking his ex-girlfriend with a machete Sunday morning. According to Franklin County Municipal C
