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MEGIS COUNTY, Ohio (WOWK) – Early-morning flooding in Pomeroy, Ohio, has forced residents to evacuate. A Meigs County 911 dispatcher says many residents in the Pomeroy area have been relocated to the Meigs County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) for their safety. The 911 dispatcher says areas where flooding has occurr

An online ordering mistake that saw a customer accidentally add several extra zeros resulted in—quite literally—thousands of extra donuts at an Ohio chain store, according to a WHIO report. Last Friday at the Dunkin’ on Woodman Drive. in Dayton, a customer intended to place an online order for...

BERTHOUD, CO - JULY 11: Ross Steelman of United States of America shoots his tee...

LEWIS CENTER, Ohio — The story of Pickerington North’s night against defending state champion Olentangy Orange could almost be told through the first three plays. On the opening snap, senior defensive lineman Sahid Kebe forced a safety. Two plays later, senior wide receiver Noah Dumas caught a pass...

Ohio State welcomes Illinois to Columbus for the first time in a decade.

Order a cherry phosphate at a marble counter and suddenly you’re standing in the middle of a century’s worth of Ohio memories. The best fizzy drinks in the state aren’t hiding in fancy cafes, they’re bubbling up inside old pharmacies, candy shops, and tiny diners where the counter stools have held generations of neighb

A Flood Watch is in effect until 8 a.m. Monday for most of Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce last week released its 2026 report cards for every public school district and building in Ohio. The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com offered comprehensive coverage, led by education reporter Laura Hancock. Here’s a rundown of stories and data analysis you m

HILLIARD, Ohio (WCMH) — Hilliard is imposing new rules for bicycles, electric bicycles and other low-speed mobility devices beginning Wednesday, including a helmet requirement for riders younger than 18.  City Council unanimously approved the changes Aug. 24 after the city received “significant feedback” from residents

The Ohio Casino Control Commission has quietly withdrawn from the National Council on Problem Gambling, becoming the third state-affiliated organization to sever ties with the group over its partnership with prediction market operator Kalshi. Ohio’s departure came in June but was not publicly reported until September,