12 Ohio Diners Where Breakfast Plates Still Come Out Like a Local Promise
Breakfast in Ohio is more than a meal. It is a handshake, a nod, a promise that your plate will arrive hot and honest. These hometown diners keep the griddle humming and the coffee topped without fuss. Come hungry, bring a friend, and let these local legends do the rest.
USPS asks for help after snowstorm
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — As deliveries resume after the snowstorm, the United States Postal Service is asking for help. They are asking customers to keep walkways, sidewalks and areas around mailboxes clear from snow and ice to protect letter carriers. They say icy or heavy snow patches on steps and porches make it...
Hilliard residents ‘getting stuck’ after compacted snow left on streets
HILLIARD, Ohio (WSYX) — As the "Big Dig of 2026" continues following this week's winter storm, many residential streets still need tending to, including at an apartment complex in Hilliard. Residents of Hilliard Station Apartments are voicing their frustrations to ABC 6 On Your Side as heavy snow continues...
Ohio father sues children’s hospital after baby’s fatal fall from crib
An Ohio father alleges in a lawsuit that his 27-day-old daughter died in March 2025 after she was pulled from her unsecured crib at Nationwide Children's Hospital by attached wires, resulting in a fatal fall. Tyler Peyton, of Zanesville, Muskingum County, filed the lawsuit against the Columbus-based hospital on Jan....
Police attempting to identify home break-in suspect in Ohio
OHIO — Cleveland police released a surveillance image Thursday of a man wanted in connection with a break-in at a vacant rental home on the city’s West Side. According to the Cleveland Police Department, the incident occurred around 3 a.m. on Jan. 19 along Edgewater Drive near West 104th Street. Investigators said...
Property tax disputes: The clash between owners, school districts
The state of Ohio requires counties to reappraise both commercial and residential properties every six years. In the interim three years, the counties update those values based primarily on market data. In Cuyahoga County, the values are determined by the fiscal officer, and the last reappraisal was completed for...
New work requirements for Ohio SNAP benefits go into effect Feb. 1: What to...
CLEVELAND — Big changes are coming to how Ohio and other states dole out benefits for the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, as new work requirements for previously exempt groups are set to take effect Feb. 1. Originally, most adults between the ages of 18 and 54 who did...
Householder open to plea deal to avoid state corruption trial, say attorneys
The attorneys for former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder are open to taking a plea deal to avoid his state corruption trial in Cuyahoga County this summer.
Lawsuit Alleges Grain Buyer Misled Farmers With Risky Contracts
Most farmers trust their local elevator’s grain buyer. Most of the time, they can. But a group of farmers in Indiana and Ohio argues that trust was a costly mistake, according to ongoing legal action taken against the buyer and his employer, the now defunct firm of Central States Enterprises (CSE), operating in New...
Man sentenced on federal charge for deliberately driving into flock of Canadian geese
DES MOINES, Iowa (Gray News) – A man was sentenced this week in federal court for intentionally driving his vehicle into a flock of geese and killing one goose. According to public court documents and evidence presented at sentencing, Joseph Thomas Lamb, 82, drove his vehicle into a flock of Canada geese in Ankeny,...
