9 Bad Checkout Habits Kroger Employees Wish Ohio Shoppers Would Stop
Barney Kroger opened his first store on Pearl Street in Cincinnati in 1883 with $372 to his name and one motto: “Be particular. Never sell anything you would not want yourself.”. That rule helped build the grocer millions of Ohio families still trust with their weekly list, register after...
Teen buys first-ever lottery ticket minutes after turning 18 and hits birthday jackpot
One midnight scratch-off gave him a wild welcome to adulthood LEWIS CENTER, OH – Austin had barely turned 18 when a just-after-midnight gas station run turned into a birthday he won’t forget, with the Lewis Center teen buying the first lottery ticket of his life and scratching his way to a $10,000 prize. Austin turned
Tyson shuts down Joslin beef plant, leaving Midwest cattlemen in the lurch
SALEM, Ohio — Tyson Foods, the second-largest meat and poultry processor in the world, will shut down its beef processing plant in Joslin, Illinois, as part of a major restructuring of its beef business, a move that union leaders and cattle producers say will hit workers and the already-shaky regional cattle industry h
Ohio Law Bans Bringing Cannabis Back From Michigan as Price Gap Persists
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WOWO) — Ohio recreational marijuana remains substantially more expensive than cannabis sold in Michigan, with the gap potentially giving Ohio consumers a financial incentive to cross state lines even as a new state law makes bringing marijuana back into Ohio a criminal offense. The cheapest ounce of...
‘We were once a school that allowed voices on campus. Now, no voices are...
The crowd moved as a single body, chanting in unison. Flags waved in the soft April wind as the sun set behind the mass of people. Children raced through the crowd, giggling as they weaved between rows of demonstrators. At the center, a woman stood with a microphone in hand,...
Ohio Bill Would Stack Felony Charges Based on Size of Shoplifting Crews
A new bill moving through the Ohio Statehouse would punish shoplifters more harshly simply for having company. House Bill 615 would create the crime of group retail theft, ratcheting up felony charges based on how many people take part in a coordinated theft, even when each individual walks out with relatively little m
Cleaning argument leads to Delaware County mother’s killing, according to court documents
Delaware County, OHIO (WSYX) — A dispute over cleaning inside a Delaware County home came just hours before 55-year-old Tamela Dutcher was shot and killed, according to a probable cause affidavit filed in the case. Bryanna Dutcher, the daughter of Tamela Dutcher, is now charged with murder alongside her...
Federal meth trafficking case ends with prison sentence for Ohio Man
WHEELING, WV (WVNS) – A man from Ohio was sentenced to federal prison for allegedly selling methamphetamine in West Virginia. According to a press release from the United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of West Virginia (USAWVN), 56-year-old Christopher W. Radcliff of Byesville, Ohio was sentenced to
Local Filipino bakery opens first brick-and-mortar store
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A bakery specializing in Filipino baked goods has opened its first physical storefront in Columbus. Manila Bakery, located at 186 N. Wilson Road on the city’s west side, opened Aug. 2, according to the owners. Walter Diaz and his wife, Ana, ran the business as a pickup-only operation before open
South side storms leave local food truck destroyed
As the south side of Columbus continues to recover from last week’s storms, one local food truck may take some heavy lifting to get back to business. Ondarunn Grill, a soul food-focused food truck located at 2046 Lockeborne Rd., unfortunately faced the EF1 tornado on August 11, dead on. The force of the storm flipped t

















