EPA response to 2023 Ohio derailment will be investigated
The Environmental Protection Agency’s response to the disastrous 2023 East Palestine train derailment will be investigated after dozens of residents of the small town on the Ohio-Pennsylvania and Vice President JD Vance requested the review. The Inspector General of the EPA announced the investigation Tuesday to assess the agency’s response to the worst rail disaster in more than a decade. Resident Jami Wallace said she is glad the concerns raised by people who live in the area are getting atten
Audit Finds $480,000 in Columbus Charter School Theft by Business Manager
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A former business manager at a Columbus charter school diverted hundreds of thousands of dollars in public school payments into her own accounts, and a state audit has now put the full price tag on the scheme: findings for recovery totaling more than $480,000 against Michelle Scott, a former employee of Westside […]
Check your tickets! Multiple winning Powerball tickets sold in Ohio
Multiple people in Ohio won big after Saturday night’s Powerball drawing.
No. 4 YSU storms back to down No. 9 North Dakota
The 'Guins erased a 14-point halftime deficit to take down North Dakota, 31-28, during Missouri Valley Football Conference action.
Feds Hand Ohio The Checkbook: State Cuts Red Tape On $38 Million In School...
Source: Unsplash Ohio school officials just got the green light to break out of Washington’s...
Youngstown deli brings back Big Reuben Challenge, celebrates National Sandwich Day
Kravitz Deli in Youngstown is once again bringing back the Big Reuben Challenge and is set to celebrate National Sandwich Day. Honoring its more than 80-year-old heritage, Kravitz Deli is joining sandwich aficionados nationwide to celebrate National Sandwich Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The festive event will feature 6-ounce “piled-high”...
Youngstown Liberty Schools issue statement on playoff forfeit
Forfeit is captioned in the dictionary. (Photo: Adobe Stock) YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — After the Youngstown Liberty self-reported an ineligible player after a playoff game against Canton Central Catholic in the first round, the OHSAA took action, according to WFMJ 21. Due to the violation, they will lose their 26-16 victory against the Crusaders. Brian Knight, the Superintendent of Youngstown Liberty Schools, released this statement: "On Saturday afternoon, we identified that an ineligible student may
An Ohio doctor and clinic manager pleaded guilty to taking about $1.6 million from...
Dr. Patrick Muffley of Lewis Center and Lisa Fillhart of Lima pleaded guilty on Oct. 19 in Franklin County Common Pleas Court in a scheme that took about $1.6 million ($1,645,052) from Ohio’s Medicaid program, Attorney General Andy Wilson’s office announced on Oct. 21, 2026. The state says the two submitted more than 27,000 fraudulent... The post An Ohio doctor and clinic manager pleaded guilty to taking about $1.6 million from Medicaid through more than 27,000 false telehealth claims appeared
Toledo Blade Files Closure Notice Covering 116 Jobs in Northwood
The Blade, Toledo’s newspaper since 1835, has formally notified Ohio authorities that it plans to close operations and eliminate 116 jobs, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act filing recorded by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. The notice, submitted Oct. 23, lists the action as a closure affecting 116 […]
Ohio man sentenced in police shootout still faces murder charge
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A north Columbus homicide investigation that resulted in an arrest of a fugitive who shot at federal officers in Springfield has only partially concluded after receiving a prison sentence. According to federal documents, Andre Jordan, of Reynoldsburg, will spend the next 25 years in prison after engaging in a shootout with federal […]
