Report: Over one-third of Ohioans do not make enough to afford basic expenses
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Over one-third of Ohio households could not afford basic expenses in 2024, a new report found. National research and advocacy group United for ALICE released a new report last week that found more than 1.7 million households in Ohio struggled financially in 2024. The report includes data from bo
This Historic Ohio Drive-In Still Delivers Summer Magic
Located halfway between Kent and Ravenna (hence its name), the Midway Twin Drive-In Theater is one of the oldest drive-ins in the Buckeye State. It opened in 1955 (that means it’s been in operation for 70-plus years) and was one of the last remaining drive-in movie theaters with an old-fashioned Vogel screen tower unti
Matt Patricia is Ohio State’s answer to the Big Ten’s evolution
The Ohio State Buckeyes have a defensive coordinator who is built for the moment.
These 6 Drive-In Restaurants In Ohio Will Take You Back In Time
Want to experience drive-in restaurants in Ohio that feel like stepping into the past?. These 6 classic spots offer delicious meals and wonderful nostalgia!. 1. Ashland-Wooster Drive In (Ashland) There’s something magical about eating dinner without leaving your car. Coney’s Drive-In in Ashland understands this better
Ohio legal aid groups: People discouraged from applying for benefits
Legal aid groups across Ohio said federal cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program contained in House Resolution 1 are already reducing participation and benefits. Joshua Goodwin, health and public benefits managing attorney for the Legal Aid Society of Southeast and Central Ohio, said it is becoming more
Ohio Farmer shares comments about fertilizer prices with the Federal Trade Commission
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has launched a highly anticipated investigation into the fertilizer industry’s pricing practices and market concentration. Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson recently announced the investigation at a gathering of farmers from across 18 states at a farm just outside of M
Police: Shots fired in the Short North early Sunday morning, nobody struck
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Columbus police are investigating after shots were fired in the Short North early Sunday morning. Gunfire erupted in the area of North High Street and East Fourth Avenue just after 1 a.m. Nobody was hit by the gunfire, but several cars and a building were struck, according to Sgt. James Fuqua [
Best Amish Bulk Store In Ohio And The Reason Bargain Hunters Treat It Like...
Bargain hunters in Ohio, this one absolutely deserves a permanent spot on your must-visit list. Deep in Amish Country, there is a bulk store that has been drawing loyal crowds from across the state and well beyond for decades. A cabinet-grade spice wall that stops shoppers cold, fresh-ground peanut butter,...
UPDATE: Over 3800 outages reported after strong storms moved through region
Thousands of people have lost power after storms moved through the region on Sunday afternoon.
Hebrew Union College claims Ohio’s charity-law suit violates its First Amendment rights
(JTA) — The Reform movement’s central rabbinical seminary filed a motion to dismiss the state of Ohio’s lawsuit against the school Friday, claiming the suit violates “foundational Jewish religious doctrine.” It was the latest escalation in a pitched battle between Hebrew Union College and the state attorney general’s o
