Ohio’s first deaf police officer one of seven in the U.S.
VILLAGE OF HIGHLAND SKILLS, Ohio — Ohio’s first deaf police officer has served with the Highland Hills Police Department for a year and a half. Carl DeForest, who was born with severe hearing loss, uses a device in his cruiser that transmits police scanner traffic directly to his hearing aid. He said the device automat
‘American Pickers’ seeks private collections in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio
Got rare antiques or unusual memorabilia? “American Pickers” is scouting private collections in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio this fall.
Ohio death row inmate gets rare chance to seek pardon after 30 years
Noling was given a rare opportunity to argue for a full pardon before the Ohio Parole Board Thomas Ondrey, The Plain Dealer via AP Tyrone Noling has spent three decades on death row for the double murder of an elderly Ohio couple, crimes he maintains he did not commit. On Tuesday, he was given a rare opportunity to arg
Police on Gibbard Ave. hear nearby gunshots; officers locate two victims
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Police were on Gibbard Avenue around 10:35 p.m. Monday when they heard gunshots “in close proximity.”. They quickly located two victims, according to police. One has been taken to the hospital in stable condition. One has been taken to the hospital in serious condition.
Mushrooms are thriving in Central Ohio’s wet August
As Central Ohio residents deal with an abnormally stormy August , our spore-bearing cousins are thriving. Why it matters: My normally green yard has become filled with dozens of large white mushrooms in recent days — some nearly as big as dinner plates. I suspect I'm not alone in wondering whether they're dangerous or
Communities cleanup Columbus’ south side following severe weather
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Severe weather is leaving a trail of damage across Ohio — from downed trees and power outages to flooding and property damage. Communities are now beginning the cleanup, and on Columbus’ South Side, neighbors and city leaders are working together to help those hit hardest.
These 7 Small-Town Ohio Drive-Ins Still Serve Burgers And Root Beer From A Carhop
There is something about pulling up to a drive-in, ordering from your car, and having a tray of food brought right to your window. In small towns across Ohio, that old-fashioned carhop tradition is still going strong. These spots serve burgers, fries, and frosty mugs of root beer the way...
Ohio mother who was fatally shot wrote paper on homicidal adolescents
DELAWARE, Ohio (WCMH) — Twenty-four years before Tamela Dutcher’s daughter was charged with her murder, Dutcher published a paper examining why adolescents kill. On Monday, 18-year-old Bryanna Dutcher was charged with murder in connection with the death of her mother. According to court records, Bryanna Dutcher is char
Family-owned Ohio campground earns spot in national top 10 list
Sandy Springs Campground in Stout, Ohio, was ranked as the 10th best campground in the United States by the travel app The Dyrt.
Ohio Lottery ticket wins $200K jackpot: Check your numbers
The Ohio Lottery has announced a lottery ticket is worth more than $200,000.

















