Forgotten Battles That Created American Borders
The Battle That Opened Ohio to Settlement The Battle That Opened Ohio to Settlement (image credits: wikimedia) A year after the Battle of Fallen Timbers, Little Turtle, Blue Jacket, and other Ohio Indians made peace with Wayne and the United States in western Ohio under the Treaty of Greenville. Abandoned by their form
10 Ohio Garden Markets That Plant Lovers Never Seem To Get Tired Of Visiting
Ohio’s garden centers have a way of turning a simple errand into a slow, wandering kind of day. You go in thinking you’ll pick up a few plants, and end up following winding greenhouse paths, stopping to read labels, and imagining what your yard could become with just a little more color or texture.
13 Ohio Food Spots Seniors Say Still Feel Like Sunday Dinner at Home
Sunday dinner isn’t just a meal—it’s a memory you can almost taste. The clatter of plates, the slow roast in the oven, the pie cooling on the counter… it all comes rushing back. Across Ohio, there are places where that feeling never really left. Where gravy...
Black bears spotted roaming through parts of Ohio — here are tips to be...
OHIO — Black bears have been sighted recently by northeast and southeast Ohio residents, and officials are reminding Ohioans how to keep themselves safe. Recently, residents in Geauga and Portage counties have taken to social media, showing clips and photos of black bears wandering through their yards. Black bear...
One person dead following drowning incident in Ohio
OHIO — A man is dead after drowning at Caskeys Campground in Baughman Township, according to park operators. Campground officials said the incident happened Wednesday night. Details surrounding the drowning have not been released, but the campground stated in a Facebook post that the victim “went under without warning.
E-bikes are taking over Ohio’s sidewalks and nobody seems to know what to do...
Ohio communities are trying to rein in the proliferation of e-bikes on sidewalks, streets and trails, but Today in Ohio podcast hosts wondered if the problem has become so big as to be a crisis. Thursday’s discussion started with Rocky River, where City Council is discussing potential e-bike legislation. Laura...
Homeowner Says His Backyard Garden Became a Neighborhood Meeting Spot, Now He Can’t Step...
When Daniel Ruiz started planting vegetables in his small suburban backyard outside Columbus, Ohio, he never imagined it would become the unofficial center of the neighborhood. What began as a weekend hobby slowly turned into a lush garden overflowing with tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and herbs. At first, neighbors wo
Ohio State student dies in car crash on I-71 Columbus’ North Side
An Ohio State student died in a car crash on I-71 on Columbus’s North Side early Thursday morning. Police said the crash occurred at 2:10 a.m. north of Morse Road on I-71 North, according to The Columbus Dispatch. Ashton Krick, a rising third-year aerospace engineering student at Ohio State, was driving north when he w
Northern lights could dazzle in Ohio as sun ejections expected to spark storms
Several coronal mass ejections could impact Earth today, which means you may get to see the northern lights.
Couple rescued from 43-degree Lake Huron after kayaks capsize near Michigan’s Thumb
SANILAC COUNTY, MI – Two vacationers were rescued by state authorities early Thursday after their kayaks capsized on Lake Huron about a mile offshore of Michigan’s Thumb. According to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, two officials were patrolling on the lake at around 10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 4, near sout
