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Once Again This Town Has Been Declared the Murder Capital of Ohio
Cleveland, the largest city in the state of Ohio, has long been plagued by a reputation for high crime rates and violence. Sadly, this dubious distinction has once again been cemented, as the city has been declared the murder capital of Ohio, a title it has held for several years. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the grim reality of Cleveland’s crime statistics, explore the underlying factors contributing to this crisis, and discuss the urgent need for comprehensive solutions to address this pressing issue.
Ohio Veterans Conference coming to Ohio Union to connect those who have served
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The Ohio Union is a place to unite. There’s a sense of community. It’s the perfect location for the 2024 Ohio Veterans Conference, happening on Aug. 3. “There’s a closeness of just being together with somebody who understands what you have been through,”...
Recent Graduate Awarded State Space Fellowship to Continue Research in Master’s Program
Henry Jacques, a recent May 2024 mechanical engineering graduate and now master’s student, was chosen for the competitive Ohio Space Grant Consortium (OSGC) fellowship program. The program, which funds his graduate studies, is a partnership between OSGC and NASA. The OSCG is a statewide network of colleges and universities...
Arrest made in Indiana of Ohio man wanted for fatally shooting a teenager
On Sunday, the Indiana State Police released a statement announcing their successful capture of a murder suspect from Ohio on the Indiana Toll Road. The operation was well-coordinated and took place on Saturday. On Saturday morning, Ohio authorities alerted the Indiana State Police to be on the lookout for a...
Historic Masonic Lodge to undergo sidewalk repairs
WILMINGTON — The historic Masonic Lodge in downtown Wilmington is set to undergo sidewalk repairs starting in August. During the Clinton County Commissioners’ meeting on Monday, Alex Beres, executive director of the Port Authority and Wilmington Air Park, announced the construction timeline for the new sidewalk. The repairs are scheduled to begin sometime after the “Rock the Block” event and, while the entire project is expected to last about five weeks, the actual construction work will take approximately 10 days. The sixth edition of the much-anticipated “Rock the Block” is scheduled for July 26 and 27.
ECHS student to travel to D.C. for prestigious journalism conference
Bailey Todd, a student at East Clinton High School, has been selected to represent Sabina as a National Youth Correspondent to the 2024 Washington Journalism and Media Conference at George Mason University. Todd joins a select group of students from all over the country for an intensive study of journalism...
Cooler and drier weather begins tomorrow after more storms possible today
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Early Wednesday could bring one round of showers and storms with a few more storms developing by Wednesday afternoon. Wednesday evening through overnight will have the rain and eventually clouds move out. Highs should rise into the lower 80s, a marked departure from the last few...
Gem City Tech: a hub, classroom and support group for Dayton's tech workers
There are over a quarter million people employed by the over 20,000 technology companies in Ohio, according to data from the Bureau of Labour Statistics. Tech and its seemingly daily innovations in things like A.I., gaming, and cyber security, scatter its employees across industries, in offices of corporate and small businesses. And, they hold everything from entry-level positions to leadership roles.
Metro bus driver admits to hitting, killing 87-year-old woman in crosswalk
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A Metro bus driver accused of hitting and killing an elderly woman in Hyde Park admitted his guilt Tuesday. Deon Willis pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor vehicular homicide charge in court. Willis was driving on a suspended license and turned right into Beverly Kinney while she was...
Wiers Farm recalls cucumbers distributed to Walmart stores because of Listeria
Wiers Farm Inc. of Willard, OH, voluntarily recalls whole cucumbers with a pack date of June 5 and bagged salad cucumbers with a pack date of June 5 and June 6 after testing showed contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The company announced the recall on July 12, but the Food and...
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