Over $37,000 stolen from food pantry in Ohio, woman & former co-director indicted
DELAWARE, OH (WTRF) — A former co-director of an Ohio food pantry has been indicted after authorities say she stole at least $37,500 from the organization and its donors, including elderly Ohioans. Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson announced that Kathryn Whiting, 62, of Delaware, faces felony charges of theft from a pe
‘Lots of Puffery With No Details’: Vivek Ramaswamy’s First 100 Days Pitch Faces Skepticism...
Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy posted a video on X in which a woman asks about his priorities for his first 100 days in office. According to the post, he replies that he intends to lower the cost of living in Ohio and outlines how he would do so. Online users reacted after the clip circulated, with severa
Ohio Marijuana Package-Size Rules Take Effect October 5, Setting Limits for Flower, Vapes, Edibles...
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information A new Ohio rule establishing package-size and potency limits for marijuana products will take effect October 5, setting specific standards for flower, concentrates, vape products, … Continue reading The post Ohio Marijuana Package-Size Rules Take Effect October 5
Columbus firefighters find multiple blazes in apartment building after alarm call
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Firefighters and police responding to a fire alarm Tuesday at an occupied Columbus apartment building on Harrisburg Pike found multiple fires inside the building, including one burning on a kitchen stove and others in areas used as exits, according to court documents. Columbus Fire responded...
Young girl shot, injured near Obetz; teen charged with reckless assault
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A young girl is in the hospital after a shooting at a home just north of Obetz late Tuesday. Police were called to Nationwide Children's Hospital on a report that the girl was brought in with a gunshot wound. Officers spoke to witnesses at the...
Ohio’s school-employee pension board approved a 2.5% raise for 2027, the most state law...
The Ohio School Employees Retirement System board voted unanimously in September to grant a 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment for 2027, the maximum that Ohio law allows the board to award. The increase falls short of the 3.5% rise in the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W) between June
Save Room For Pie Because These 8 Ohio Diners Bake Every Slice From Scratch...
Some people pick a diner for the pancakes or the burgers, but a lot of Ohioans quietly judge a place by what sits in the pie case. From a 1941 Art Moderne lunch counter in Sidney to Amish kitchens in Holmes and Geauga counties, the state is full of old-school spots that still roll their own crust and fill it with cream
North Columbus, OH: Beloved Hudson’s At Main Street Restaurant Closes Permanently
Hudson’s At Main Street in North Columbus has permanently closed after seven years of serving customers, families, and the surrounding community. The restaurant shared the news in a Facebook post, explaining that what was originally planned as a temporary closure for renovations instead became a permanent goodbye. The
Officials address domestic violence in Columbus, Franklin County
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Columbus and Franklin County leaders met for the second annual Big Table discussion on domestic violence, looking at what has changed over the past year and where victims still face barriers when seeking help. The discussion brought together law enforcement, prosecutors, victim advocates, health
Teenager arrested after alleged shooting inside COTA bus in Downtown, Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A teenager has been arrested after allegedly firing a gun while inside a COTA bus late Tuesday night near Downtown, Columbus. According to Columbus police, officers were called to the area of South High Street and East Fulton Street, where reports of gun fire were from inside a COTA bus were […]

















