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Health insurance remain toughest issue for small businesses
(The Center Square) – For nearly four decades, small business owners across the country in Ohio said the cost of health insurance is the top chronic issue they face. It remains the No. 1 concern in 2024 after the National Federation of Small Business released the 11th edition of its Small Business Problems and Priorities report, a survey conducted every four years since 1982. The national survey samples 40,000 NFIB...
Ohio’s unemployment rate increases for 5th straight month, though filled jobs also increase
COLUMBUS, Ohio — New state economic data released Friday shows that Ohio added jobs in July, but it also shows that the Ohio unemployment rate increased for the fifth straight month. Ohio gained 2,200 full- and part-time jobs during July from the revised June estimate, increasing the total employment...
Start off the school year with free food from Uber's new shop on Ohio State's campus
College students, have you ever wished you could buy an iced coffee and a chalupa at the same place? Your wish could come true — albeit for only two days — when Uber brings The One Shop to the Ohio State campus Aug. 28-29. The shop will be located near the Ohio Union...
VP nominee JD Vance to dissolve last vestige of mothballed charity, give its $11K to Appalachia
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Republican vice presidential nominee U.S. Sen. JD Vance is preparing to dissolve the vestiges of a charitable effort he launched in Ohio after publication of his best-selling memoir “Hillbilly Elegy,” the Trump-Vance campaign said. Vance formed two like-named nonprofits starting in 2016 to...
Springfield residents concerned about city's response to people marching with rifles, swastika flags
Since the 12 people marched through Springfield on Aug. 10 holding assault rifles and swastika flags, concerns have been raised about the city’s response to the incident. The occurrence took place during the downtown Springfield Jazz & Blues Fest. Ohio is an open-carry state with legal restrictions, but Springfield resident Chelsea Shirk Weber told the Cleveland Jewish News she went to two different festivals that day, one was a family-friendly festival, and then she, her husband and 4-year-old daughter walked to the music festival.
Retail medical and recreational cannabis sales still prohibited in Loveland
As Ohio recreational and medical cannabis markets open to anyone over the age of 21 the City of Loveland still prohibits dispensaries. Loveland, Ohio – On November 7, 2023, a majority of Ohio voters approved Issue 2 to legalize the possession and use of marijuana by individuals aged 21 and over, and the sale of marijuana by state-licensed dispensaries. The bill also created the Division of Cannabis Control (DCC) within the Ohio Department of Commerce.
Edison State receives Walmart grant for Veterans’ lounge.
PIQUA — Walmart provided a $1,500 local community grant to The Edison Foundation, which it received on behalf of Edison State Community College. The College will use the grant to improve the Veterans’ Lounge at the Piqua Campus. Nathan Kelly, store manager of the Piqua Walmart, visited campus on Wednesday, July 23, during which he presented a grant check and toured the Veterans’ Lounge.
Amelia Elementary School safe after bomb threat reported, resulting in emergency lockdown
CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WXIX) -Clermont County deputies have determined that Amelia Elementary School is safe after a bomb threat was reported, causing the school to go on a brief lockdown Friday, according to Clermont County Sheriff Robert S. Leahy. The threat stemmed from a chat that came in through the...
Police: Suspect shoved drugs up his rectum, had ‘full-on meltdown’
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Police allege that a suspect arrested on August 15 wounded himself, after allegedly placing narcotics in his rectum to evade arrest. According to the Toledo Police report, Deontae Brown, 26, was spotted selling drugs at the intersection of Bancroft and Franklin Thursday afternoon. He allegedly got...
Tennis-Gauff aims to reboot ahead of US Open after Cincinnati shock
(Reuters) - Coco Gauff had hoped to reset at the Cincinnati Open after a string of defeats by lower-ranked players, but the American will be seeking answers back at home after a stunning loss in her opener prematurely ended her title defence.
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