This Ominously Named Hike Is Actually One of Ohio’s Best Trails
I have a theory about hiking trails. The friendlier the name, the more likely that trail is going to humble you. Something called Butterfly Meadow somehow ends with me clinging to a root, wondering if my knees have always made that sound. Then there’s Hellbender Bluff Park Loop in Lisbon, Ohio. With a name like […]
Graphite One Clears Key Ohio Permitting Hurdle for US$167M Synthetic Anode Plant
CONNEAUT, Ohio : Graphite One Inc. has advanced its bid to establish a domestic electric vehicle (EV) supply chain, announcing that the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has accepted its air permit application for a planned synthetic anode material (AAM) plant. The Ohio EPA deemed the application for the Conne
Late-night disturbances force German Village bar to cut hours
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Managers of a German Village bar said they are scaling back its hours because young, underage people are causing late-night disturbances outside. The family that runs the Hey Hey Bar & Grill said they’ve never seen disruptive behavior like this in their nearly 50 years of business; unwanted gu
Ohio residents spot invasive crayfish on patios, but a self-cloning cousin may be the...
Because marbled crayfish can reproduce asexually, it is quite easy for it to spread.
Dead Men Eating, Stolen Identities Milk Millions From Welfare
Criminals have been cashing in on the social safety net by using stolen Social Security numbers and the identities of dead people to tap federal welfare programs like Medicaid and SNAP. The result, according to a new report, is a tangle of duplicate enrollments, bogus SSNs and cross state mismatches that watchdogs say
International company to shutter Groveport plants, lay off nearly 100 employees
GROVEPORT, Ohio (WCMH) — A manufacturer will close this year, with 92 employees laid off. Water heater, boiler and treatment company A. O. Smith Corporation announced it will close its Groveport facilities over the next six months and move production out of state. According to a layoff notice filed with the state, the
Powell Zoning Rewrite Heads to City Council as Downtown Planning Continues
Powell City Council will receive an update Tuesday night on a comprehensive zoning code rewrite, downtown planning efforts and more than 100 code enforcement cases recorded so far this year. The Planning Department’s June report, scheduled to be presented during Council’s July 21 meeting, outlines several initiatives e
Over 1700 outages reported across region
Several people are without power across the region.
This Cozy Ohio Restaurant Serves Homemade Pies You’ll Be Craving Long After Your Visit
Tucked inside a strip mall on East Broad Street in Columbus, Ohio, Scotty’s Cafe is the kind of place that feels like a warm hug the moment you walk through the door. With a near-perfect 4.9-star rating and over 1,600 glowing reviews, this family-owned breakfast and lunch spot has built a loyal following that spans dec
Columbus Toddler Dies In Running Car As Carbon Monoxide Builds
A Columbus family is facing an unthinkable loss after a 3-year-old died following carbon monoxide exposure inside a parked, running car, according to police. Emergency crews rushed to the scene on July 8, 2024, found three children inside the vehicle, and began CPR on at least one child before rushing them to a hospita

















