AG reminds generic-drug customers of compensation
If you were overcharged for generic medications, you could be due compensation from a class action lawsuit, according to Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson.
ODOT working to bring roundabout awareness
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – National Roundabout Week began Monday and runs through the rest of the week. Yes, there is a week dedicated to roundabout awareness and the celebration of the traffic pattern loved by some and hated by many. Ohio Department of Transportation spokesperson Matt Bruning has studied the impact of ro
Christopher Burke, 29, Wanted for Corrupt Activity by Central Ohio Crime Stoppers
Central Ohio Crime Stoppers is asking the public for help locating Christopher Burke, 29, who is currently listed as wanted for corrupt activity. The notice was published as part of the organization’s September 23, 2026, Wanted Wednesday update. According to the latest Crime Stoppers listing, Burke is known to...
Hundreds of Freedom Seekers Passed Through This Ohio Mansion Before It Became One of...
Ohio has no shortage of old houses with complicated histories, but this one carries stories far heavier than its brick walls suggest. I came expecting a grand nineteenth-century mansion and quickly realized the architecture was only the beginning. Behind those tall windows are rooms connected to abolition, survival, ch
East Columbus bakery reopens after break-in
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Bearded Baker will reopen Friday after an 11-day closure following a break-in. On Sept. 14, The Bearded Baker announced its bakery at 2918 E Main St. was broken into overnight and the business would have to temporarily close. After nearly two weeks, the bakery will reopen Friday at 10 a.m.,
Kroger rolls out 24-hour change at stores across two states
KROGER is rolling out a small pilot program to test 24-hour stores in two US states. The announcement follows Kroger cutting Red Bull from its stores and upgrading some locations....
Ohio lawmakers turn their backs on public schools again
The Heights Coalition for Public Education is a grassroots organization formed in 2014 by public education activists in the Cleveland Heights-University Heights (CHUH) school district. Like most taxpayers across Ohio, we want our public schools to excel so that our children, economy, and democracy can thrive. Our focus
National pizza chain abruptly closes 13 Ohio stores
More than a dozen Ohio Domino’s locations abruptly closed their doors recently, according to a press release from Nation’s Restaurants News. Mile High Pizza Company, which is owned by long-time Domino’s franchisee Anthony Satterwhite, closed the doors of 13 Domino’s locations in Northern and Central Ohio.
Ohio doctor one of the few to perform unique hand surgery
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A central Ohio doctor is one of the first in the country to be doing a new-to-the-United-States procedure that treats thumb arthritis, a condition that affects millions. Julia Brown is one of the people who has thumb carpometacarpal arthritis, the type of arthritis treated by this surgery. As a
Driver sentenced after I-70 reckless driving, OVI crash that killed four men
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- A driver was sentenced following a deadly crash by the airport in Dayton. According to the Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office, Clayton Hughes, 29, of Blacklick, was sentenced to 32-36 years in prison following a crash in April 2024. As previously covered, the crash killed four men...

















