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Messi won't play for Miami in Leagues Cup match at Columbus
Argentine star Lionel Messi was ruled out on Monday by Inter Miami coach Gerardo Martino for the defending champions' Leagues Cup knockout match on Tuesday at reigning MLS champion Columbus. Messi remains sidelined after suffering a right ankle injury a month ago in Argentina's 1-0 victory over Colombia in the...
Ohio announces it will launch first-ever state-level human trafficking hotline
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Ohio announced it will launch the “first-ever” statewide human trafficking hotline. At the fifth annual Human Trafficking Summit in Columbus on Wednesday, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost revealed a statewide human trafficking hotline, with the phone number 844-END-OHHT (844-363-6448). The service will funnel incoming tips on suspected sex and labor trafficking […]
Central Ohio woman advances to finals of American Ninja Warrior
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Jennifer Sanders won’t be alone as she attempts to win American Ninja Warrior. She’ll have her husband, Ryan, who has previously competed on the show, family, and friends in Las Vegas to support her. She’ll also be joined by another central Ohio ninja, Sydney Yee from Powell. Both qualified by advancing […]
Jim Jordan opponent reaches $1 million mark amid Kamala Harris excitement
EXCLUSIVE — Democrat Tamie Wilson raised $1 million in her uphill battle against House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) in Ohio’s 4th Congressional District. She said she tipped the $1 million mark thanks to a fundraising bump of about $178,000 raised in July through mid-August that coincided with President Joe Biden ending his reelection […]
Doctors urging parents to get their kids immunized for new school year
With the approach of a new school year, the director of the Ohio Department of Health last month was encouraging parents to have their children immunized according to longstanding state requirements.
What Ohio principals are saying about the potential impacts on students after legalization of recreational marijuana
CLEVELAND — A recent research project done by The Ohio State University Drug Enforcement and Police Center seeks to learn more on how Ohio principals feel the legalization of recreational marijuana could impact schools and students. As part of the study, responses from more than 200 school principals were collected.
WR Emeka Egbuka raves about Ohio State's likely starting quarterback for 2024
Kansas State transfer Will Howard hasn't been named Ohio State's starting quarterback for 2024. But Ryan Day and OSU brought in Howard via the transfer portal with the hopes that his four seasons of experience in Manhattan could be the difference for their offense, and so far that has been the case in fall camp.This is according to an extremely reliable first-hand source: fifth-year wide receiver Emeka Egbuka, who is likely to be OSU's top receiver in 2024.“You can feel kind of his fifth-year presence when he steps onto the field," Egbuka recently told the media (h/t On3). "He gets...
Northern Ohio Weather: Rain and Thunderstorms Expected Thursday Night Through Weekend
Cleveland, OH — Residents of northern Ohio should prepare for an upcoming change in the weather as rain and thunderstorms are forecasted to begin Thursday evening and continue into the weekend. The National Weather Service in Cleveland reports a slight chance of showers today, with dry conditions persisting until Thursday afternoon. However, as Thursday night approaches, rain chances will increase from the west, bringing showers that are expected to develop overnight.
Large-Scale Ohio Research Project to Explore How Solar and Farming Can Co-Exist
This story was originally published by Energy News Network. Research underway at a Madison County solar farm promises to shed light on how well multi-use farming can work at a large scale. The answers will help shape best practices for future projects, while addressing some concerns raised in ongoing debates over siting large solar projects in rural farm areas.
Olympic medal winners from Ohio show their mettle
Ohioans put their pants on like everybody else, one leg at a time — except once their pants are on, they win Olympic medals.Why it matters: Several competitors with Columbus-area ties dominated on the world's biggest stage.Some could have a chance to do it again on home turf when the Summer Olympics heads to Los Angeles in 2028.Highlights from the Paris Games:💪 Deja vu for Kovacs: Dublin's Joe Kovacs is no stranger to the Olympic podium, after winning silver medals in the shot put in 2016 and 2020.But his training schedule shifted after he and his wife (and coach) Ashley...
OHSAA tournaments 2024: Akron-area high school division assignments for all fall sports
How many divisions does high school soccer have now? What about volleyball? Football is still at seven, right? Where does my favorite school play in any of them now that the Ohio High School Athletic Association has made changes? All fair questions, and we’re here to help. Here are the divisions in which...
Parade of Homes returns to central Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The BIA Parade of Homes is returning to central Ohio. This year, they will scatter across the area showcasing53 homes and properties from 25 area builders and developers. Jon Melchi (Executive Director BIA of Central Ohio) andMegan Lane (Marketing Manager, Pella of Columbus) share what people can expect while touring the properties. The BIA Parade of Homes will go from September 12th-22nd. For more information, head to biaparade.com.
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