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Yost wants Supreme Court to stop emissions regulations
(The Center Square) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is joining the fight to stop the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency from increasing restrictions on coal-fired power plants. Yost filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, asking it to pause a federal rule that forces states and power plants to comply with what he calls unrealistic and unlawful regulations aimed at air pollution. There are four coal-fired power plants in...
Whippets take 2nd annual Grant Milliron Game with a 40-14 victory over Madison
SHELBY — Brayden DeVito has some new friends this year. With the graduation of record-setting receiver Issaiah Ramsey, Shelby's quarterback is breaking in some new pass-catchers for the Whippets. WARRIOR GRIT: Ontario overcomes early adversity, beats Richland County rival Lexington in Week 1 ...
Pennsylvania State Police Investigate Deadly Pedestrian Crash on I-78
Greenwich Township, PA – A pedestrian was struck and killed on Interstate 78 near Greenwich Township Friday evening. The Berks County Coroner’s Office confirmed the fatality, which occurred shortly before 5 p.m. in the westbound lanes near mile marker 40. Pennsylvania State Police responded to the scene and...
Fourth-quarter rally lifts Mapleton over Loudonville in season opener
NANKIN – It took just one Friday night for Mitchell Young to prove that winning is in the genes. After growing up watching his father, Al Young, accumulate 198 victories in 29 seasons at Black River, Mitchell guided Mapleton to a rousing, comeback victory over visiting Loudonville, 32-24. The...
Huge EV battery recycling facility comes online in Ohio
Cirba Solutions officially opened its expanded lithium-ion battery processing plant, using funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. A big facility for recycling lithium-ion batteries is now operating in Central Ohio, where workers are busy salvaging and repurposing the metals and minerals needed to drive the clean energy transition. On Thursday,...
Hillsdale use its vertical speed to blitz Black River in football season opener
JEROMESVILLE — For some games, there's a feel-out process: Assess the situation and proceed from there. There wasn't any of that for Hillsdale in its season opening 44-12 win at home against Black River. Early in the first quarter on its third offensive play of the game, Hillsdale sophomore quarterback Kael Lewis, starting his first varsity football game behind center, dropped back and threw a beauty of a ball near the sideline that laid right into the...
Medina County Park District to begin process for Liverpool Meadows Nature Preserve
LIVERPOOL TWP. — As the Medina County Park District begins the proposal process for the Liverpool Meadows Nature Preserve, the district will fulfill its promise made almost 10 years ago. In November 2015, the Medina County Park District went to the voters for a 10-year general fund levy. According...
Week 1 Roundup: Plymouth rolls to dominant season-opening victory
MANSFIELD — Week 1 is in the books. Let's check out how Richland County football teams did in their first action of the 2024 season as well as some scores of interest from around the area with the Week 1 Roundup. ONE STOP SHOP: 2024 Richland County High School Football: Everything you could possibly...
Northmor plays pitch and catch to down Upper Sandusky
IBERIA — At times it resembled a 7-on-7 drill. Northmor unveiled its vaunted passing attack and produced big numbers at the expense of Upper Sandusky, 48-14, in a non-league football season opener here Friday night. The Golden Knights all-Ohio senior quarterback A.J. Bower hooked up with four receivers and...
Big plays lift Crestline over Buckeye Central in season opener, halts 29-game skid
NEW WASHINGTON - Nobody on Crestline's roster was around when the Bulldogs last won a game. That was on Nov. 1, 2020 to thwart a winless season, but from that point on the Bulldogs lost game-after-game-after-game ending last season on a 29-game losing streak — 22nd longest in OHSAA history. All that changed Friday...
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