Humana individual Medicare Advantage members who lost Ohio State’s Wexner Medical Center on Oct....
Humana’s individual Medicare Advantage members lost in-network access to Ohio State University’s Wexner Medical Center, The James Cancer Center and OSU-affiliated physicians on Oct. 1, and the medical center says the affected patients have until Oct. 31 to pick a different plan that starts Nov. 1. That one-time special election closes about two weeks after […] The post Humana individual Medicare Advantage members who lost Ohio State’s Wexner Medical Center on Oct. 1 have until Oct. 31 to switch
Ohio Senate Bill 477 Proposes $25 E-Bike Registration, New Helmet and Age Rules
OHIO – October 10, 2026. Ohio lawmakers have introduced legislation that could change the rules for electric bicycles and other small electric mobility devices statewide. Senate Bill 477 proposes a $25 registration fee, broader helmet requirements, a minimum e-bike riding age of 14, safety education provisions, and new limits for motor-assisted riding on certain paths.
Four-time Ohio felon convicted for gun and drug crimes is sentenced
A Pickaway County man who pleaded guilty to gun and drug trafficking crimes after he was caught with multiple kilograms of narcotics in a hotel room will spend over two decades in prison, according to court records.
Columbus Humane takes in dogs from Alabama ahead of Hurricane Isaias
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Six dogs evacuated from the Alabama Gulf Coast ahead of Hurricane Isias arrived in Columbus early Saturday morning and were taken in by Columbus Humane. The dogs were transported from Mobile County Animal Services in Mobile, Alabama, via an overnight ground transport arranged by the...
Regulation of e-bikes proposed
(The Center Square) – Two Ohio legislators plan to introduce legislation imposing regulation on electric “e-bikes” the lawmakers say are killling and injuring an alarming number of young people. The proposed legislation would require registration of the bikes and passage of a safety class before riding them. Emergency room workers, mayors, and school teachers are among those who have requested bill, the legislators said. “This is something that I don’t think is a partisan issue,” said Sen. Bill
Ohio State’s win over Maryland is being outshined by a growing worry the Buckeyes...
Ohio State blew out Maryland in Week 5, and now a game against Indiana awaits the Buckeyes while worry exists on the injury front.
“Absolute Alien”: Anonymous Big Ten Coach Makes Thoughts Clear on Jeremiah Smith After Massive...
The Ohio State Buckeyes have been enjoying plenty of success on offense, bar their loss against Texas, with quarterback Julian Sayin and star wideout Jeremiah Smith ripping defenses apart with their play. Smith, who is a consensus top-five NFL draft pick, has put on stellar performances throughout the first five games, recording an FBS-best 823 yards, combined with nine touchdowns. According to a report by The Athletic, an anonymous Big Ten offensive coach used the term “alien” when describing S
Ohio investigators recovered all $15,300 a 63-year-old lost to a crypto ATM scam
Ohio investigators recovered every dollar, $15,300, that a 63-year-old Allen County woman lost to a crypto ATM scam, Attorney General Andy Wilson’s office announced October 8. The scam began in 2024 with a computer pop-up and a fake Microsoft phone number, and it ended with her cash fed into a cryptocurrency kiosk. The state’s Bureau […] The post Ohio investigators recovered all $15,300 a 63-year-old lost to a crypto ATM scam appeared first on The Money Overview .
State Lawmaker’s Deputization Called Improper
A state lawmaker was described as improperly deputized. Burchett's account, detailed in reporting by the Springfield News-Sun, centers on a commission she signed naming Willis a deputy sheriff in 2022. She said she never saw Willis enforce the law, make an arrest, or wear a uniform. The Ohio House biography...
Health officials investigate possible measles exposure at Powell restaurant
POWELL, Ohio (WCMH) — Health officials are investigating a possible measles exposure at a restaurant in Powell after a person who visited the business was diagnosed with the virus. The Delaware Public Health District says the possible exposure happened at Kraft House No. 5, located at 5 South Liberty Street, on Sunday, Oct. 4, between […]

















