Ohio credit unions prepare statewide plan to aid residents
YOUNGSTOWN - Area credit unions met in Youngstown Tuesday to discuss what they’re doing to make life more affordable for customers. Unions that took part in the discussion include Associated School Employees Credit Union (ASECU), CSE Federal Credit Union, Friends and Family Credit Union, and 7 17 Credit Union.
FEMA announces more than $17 million for disaster mitigation in Midwest
CHICAGO (WOWO) — FEMA is awarding more than $17 million to communities across the Midwest for projects aimed at reducing the impact of future disasters. The funding announced Sept. 19 covers Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin through three FEMA mitigation programs. More than $14.9 million is bei
8 Ohio Small-Town Pizza Joints Where the Thin Crust Comes Cut Into Little Squares
A pepperoni-and-mushroom pie sliced into tiny squares tastes different when the crust snaps like a cracker and the corners fight over who gets the crispiest piece. All over Ohio, small-town pizza counters have quietly perfected this party-cut style, treating it less like a gimmick and more like a birthright. The...
John Legend and family ate at which fast food chain during a recent trip...
Even A-listers with seemingly unlimited money and fame aren’t immune to the Golden Arches. Over the weekend, multiple Columbus-area residents took to social media to share their encounter with John Legend, wife Chrissy Teigan, and their children. A TikTok post from Lo Wren shows photos of Legend and his...
Eastern Shawnee Tribe hires its first employee to work in Ohio homelands
The Eastern Shawnee Tribe is now based in Northeast Oklahoma. But before that, the tribe’s ancestors lived in the Midwest, including what’s now Ohio. The tribe recently took a big step toward re-establishing its presence in the Heartland. That’s with the hiring of Jennifer Aultman as executive director of strategic hom
Review finds millionaires on Ohio’s Medicaid roles
(The Center Square) – Three percent of Ohioans on Medicaid were not eligible because they have more resources than allowed, including several millionaires, according to Ohio Auditor Keith Faber. More than 3,000 dead people were also continuing to have benefits paid, Faber said Tuesday after a recent review of the state
Clintonville eatery of more than 30 years announces closure
Anand and Doris Saha, owners of Mozart’s Bakery located in Clintonville at 4784 N. High St., have decided to retire after 31 years in business. According to a press release obtained by Columbus Business First, the last day for the bakery, cafe and event space will be Dec. 24.
DeWine declares state of emergency for flood-soaked Ohio counties
McARTHUR, Ohio (WCMH) — Help is on the way for Ohio communities hit by September storms. While in Vinton County touring flood damage on Tuesday, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency for more than a dozen counties. “You’ve got damage that goes well beyond state roads,” DeWine said. He got a firsthand […]
Unsolved Ohio: Family awaits answers nearly a decade after woman’s legs found at trash...
Nearly a decade after 21-year-old Candice Taylor’s legs were found at a Columbus trash facility, her mother is still seeking answers about who killed her daughter and impersonated her in Facebook messages for months after her death.
Many tell Ohio prison system they are outraged over of the case of Mackenzie...
The Fox 8 I-Team has found people sounding off to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections outraged over the case of Mackenzie Shirilla.
