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8 Reasons People Are Leaving Ohio in 2026

Ohio’s housing is cheap compared to much of the country. But that isn’t enough to stop many residents from leaving. These are the reasons people are giving for leaving Ohio this year. Note: This is general information, not financial or tax advice. Tax rules and dollar amounts are...
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Person dies as high winds knock out power to thousands, cause major damage across...

At least one person has died after severe weather moved through the central Ohio region on Tuesday. The person died in Roseville, a village that lies in Muskingum and Perry counties. News about the fatality was confirmed by Gov. Mike DeWine during a Tuesday afternoon press conference. The National Weather...
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Columbus and central Ohio storm damage: Send NBC4 your photos

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — As severe thunderstorms wreak havoc across Columbus and central Ohio, reports of downed power lines, flooded roadways and damaged trees are dominating in the aftermath. After a wave of overnight storms left a wake of power outages in over a dozen central Ohio counties, additional rounds of heavy
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Bob Kendrick is back! And he’s still got it!

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Bob Kendrick returns to the ABC 6 anchor desk on Tuesday. He'll be anchoring the noon newscast each weekday. Prior to a brief retirement in 2024, Bob co-anchored this station’s multiple evening newscasts for 15 years. Bob has over three decades of television news...
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Tornado Crosses Busy Highway In Columbus, Ohio And Flipped A Car During Violent Weather...

Columbus, Ohio was struck with violent weather on Tuesday morning. Perhaps the most dangerous situation was when a tornado crossed a busy I-71 with cars passing in both directions which led to one car being flipped over. The tense and dangerous situation was captured on a live traffic camera operated by the Ohio Depart
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VIDEO: Possible Tornado Flips Car on Ohio Interstate

A possible tornado that moved through Columbus, Ohio flipped at least one car on Interstate 71 on Tuesday, Aug. 11.
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New Orleans-style coffee and beignet chain opening first Ohio locations

Ohio is getting a taste of the south soon—Beignets & Brew is opening two locations in the Buckeye State. The upcoming locations will be the first to open in Ohio for the brand. BROUGHT TO YOU BY. According to their website, Ohio is getting a Westerville location at 7381...
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Winds of 80 mph reported, thousands lose power following latest round of severe weather

OHIO — Damage has been reported and over 100,000 people are without power following the latest round of severe weather to hit the state Tuesday. A wind gust of 82 mph was reported at John Glenn International Airport as a complex of storms moved through central Ohio, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmingt
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Ex-Columbus teacher who had inappropriate relationship with student sentenced

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A former north Columbus charter school teacher who admitted to having an inappropriate relationship with a student was sentenced to six months in prison and five years of community control Monday. Jamelah Daboubi, 28, pleaded guilty Feb. 4, 2026, to amended charges of gross sexual imposition and
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These Are The Ohio Vines Moving From Legal To Illegal

Ohio’s landscape is about to lose some of its familiar green faces. Several vines once welcomed in gardens, farms, and wild spaces now face legal bans because they spread fast, choke native plants, damage trees, and reshape habitats. What looks harmless on a fence can become a costly threat...

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