That “Meteor” Over Texas Was Not What You Think
A lot of North Texans had their eyes on the sky Tuesday night, March 17, 2026 — and their phones out. Videos flooded X (Twitter) and Facebook showing a glowing, orange object drifting over Red Oak, Texas, just south of Dallas. It left a brilliant tail, rose and fell, changed direction, and eventually burned out....
From Streets to Strategy Westerville Opens The Doors To City Government
There’s a difference between living in a city and understanding how it actually works. This summer, Westerville is offering residents a chance to move from the sidelines into the inner workings of local government through the Westerville Citizen’s Academy Experience. The multi-week program, held on Thursday evenings,...
Jake Diebler Shares Message on Ohio State’s Future After Loss to TCU
Ohio State coach Jake Diebler reacts to Buckeyes’ March Madness loss to TCU, emphasizing team growth, toughness and what comes next.
This Giant Italian Wonderland In Ohio Makes Fresh Pasta Daily And Serves Wall-To-Wall Comfort
There is a spot in Ohio where one visit can turn into a full afternoon without much effort. You can fill your cart with imported cheeses, house-made sauces, and specialty pantry finds, then sit down for a real Italian meal without ever stepping outside. Fresh pasta is made daily, the...
Family & friends mourn Reynoldsburg man killed in hit-and-run crossing East Main Street
Family and friends are mourning a Reynoldsburg man they say was killed in a hit-and-run last week after he was struck several times while crossing East Main Street. Workers at Sargam Restaurant and Bar were preparing Nepali specialties, thinking of 37-year-old Duk Guragai who was killed March 12 as he crossed the...
Customers react to new AEP rate hike
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — AEP Ohio customers are reacting as another price increase is on the way. Starting in April, customers using 1,000 kilowatt hours per month can expect an average monthly increase of about $7.90; individual increases will depend on the user’s electricity consumption. The rate hike was...
No Kings Protest Wave To Flood Ohio Streets With Nearly 100 Rallies
Nearly 100 No Kings demonstrations are on the books across Ohio for Saturday, March 28, as the movement gears up for its third nationwide day of action. Local organizers have circled cities like Cleveland, Canton, Columbus and Toledo, with dozens more meetups planned in smaller towns and on college campuses around...
Ohio firm must pay $22.5 million to mom whose baby died after she was...
An Ohio-based company that initially balked at granting a mom's request to work from home during a high-risk pregnancy has been found liable for the newborn's death and ordered on Wednesday to pay $22.5 million in damages. Chelsea Walsh, according to her lawsuit, made the work-from-home request with Total Quality...
Schools in Ohio could close Friday
OHIO — A developing threat of strong to severe thunderstorms on Friday could lead to school delays or closures in parts of Ohio. According to the National Weather Service, forecasters have placed much of Ohio within a “marginal risk” area for severe weather, with the greatest potential expected late Friday afternoon...
Investigation into suspected drug trafficker results in large marijuana bust in Ohio
OHIO — Detectives in Miami Township seized more than 200 pounds of marijuana during an investigation into a suspected drug trafficker, authorities said. The discovery was made as part of an ongoing investigation, according to police. In addition to the large quantity of marijuana, detectives also found a firearm and...
