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Ohio finds 597 noncitizens who voted or registered in recent elections, a fraction of its electorate
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio’s elections chief on Wednesday referred for possible prosecution 597 apparent noncitizens who either registered to vote or cast a ballot in a recent election — a higher number than he normally finds but still a tiny fraction of the state’s electorate. Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose said that of those […] The post Ohio finds 597 noncitizens who voted or registered in recent elections, a fraction of its electorate appeared first on The Tribune.
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...
Eight-year-old child seriously injured in multi-vehicle head-on crash on US 224 in Berlin Township
The Ohio State Highway Patrol’s Accident Reconstruction Team is investigating a multi-vehicle crash on Route 224 that seriously injured an eight-year-old child and sent four other people to area hospitals. Troopers say a van driven by a 17-year-old Canfield girl was passing another car when her van veered into...
$10K winning scratch-off game sold in New Springfield
One lucky winner is walking away with one $10,000 winning scratch-off game. The ticket was sold at Swift Mart on Woodworth Road in New Springfield in Columbiana County, according to a news release from the Ohio Lottery. After mandatory state and federal taxes totaling 28%, the winner will get about...
East Liverpool's Wings-n-Wheels event flies high for charity and community
EAST LIVERPOOL, OH — An event in East Liverpool took to the skies, and the ground, to raise money for some four-legged furry friends and more. The third annual Wings-n-Wheels event took place at the Columbiana County airport on Saturday and it attracted a crowd of classic car and plane enthusiasts. However, the focus of the event was not just on the products of yesteryear, but it was all an effort to raise money for those who needed it most in the community.
Columbiana 'Witch Walk on Main' prompts mixed reaction from community
It won't be long until the leaves begin to change, and an autumn chill will settle in Columbiana. This time of year means the city's Chamber of Commerce is making their final preparations for the second annual Witch Walk on Main. The event is meant to be a celebration of...
SOUTH RANGE FLEXES IN WEEK ONE RIVALRY
CANFIELD, OH- The South Range Raiders kicked off their season with a resounding 42-14 win over the Springfield Tigers at Rominger Stadium, proving they came to play right from the get-go. The Raiders’ offense was in full throttle, scoring on four of their first five drives, setting a tone that was tough for the Tigers to match.
United Way offers way to help save Trumbull Regional, Hillside facilities through online donations
After WARN notices of mass layoffs were filed with Ohio Jobs & Family Services this week, the clock began ticking with a set closure date for Trumbull Regional Medical Center, Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital, and satellite offices in the Valley. Beyond providing healthcare for the community, the facility also provides 765...
FORWARD BULLDOGS; EP TAMES NEWTON FALLS
EAST PALESTINE, OH- East Palestine rolled over Newton Falls with a commanding 45-14 victory, thanks to a stellar performance from their quarterback Owen Jurjavcic. This game wasn’t just a win; it was a showcase of East Palestine’s offensive firepower and strategic play. This was the first win for...
Taste of Black Cleveland event highlights Black-owned restaurants. Here are ones to try
A Taste of Black Cleveland held its sixth showcase Thursday night at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. The event recognized Black-owned restaurants, food trucks and online businesses across Northeast Ohio. The Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland NAACP, Black CoLabs, and Aramark partnered as hosts for the event. Around 200 guests were able to taste samples from...
Ohio high school football scores | Akron/Summit County scoreboard from OHSAA Week 1
The 2024 Ohio high school football regular season kicks off this week, with Akron-area teams playing Thursday through Saturday. The action starts at 7 p.m. today when Walsh Jesuit travels to Youngstown to play Ursuline. We'll have full coverage throughout the weekend. Return here throughout for score updates, as well as box scores from area games at the end of each night. ...
Ohio teacher forced to resign after refusing to use students’ pronouns, lawsuit says
MASSILLON, Ohio (WCMH) — A former Ohio middle school teacher is headed to trial after she resigned for refusing to address two transgender students by their preferred names and pronouns, and asked to have them removed from her classroom. The teacher, Vivian Geraghty, alleged in a 2022 lawsuit against Jackson Local School District that her […]
FirstEnergy exec was fired amid bribery probe after his daughter pitched a $44k/month contract, records show
CLEVELAND, Ohio – A former FirstEnergy Corp. executive, fired amid the House Bill 6 bribery scandal, was sent a $44,000 per month contract proposal by his daughter for billboard advertisements, according to new records released in a related lawsuit against the company. The records shed new light on the...
Man, 27, had recurring sinus infections. It was sign of rare cancer in his sinuses and mouth
Every time Aaron Agler recovered from a sinus infection, it returned. Time after time he visited his doctor for antibiotics, but the infection always came back. “It got to the point where the doctor was like, ‘OK, no more antibiotics. Something else is going on here,’” Danielle Styer, 31, of Cortland, Ohio, tells TODAY.com. Agler’s various treatment makes it difficult for his voice to carry so Styer, Agler's girlfriend, answers questions for him. “When he looked in his mouth … it looked like the roof of his mouth was heavy, like pushing down.”
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