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Seafood chain abruptly closed ‘unprofitable’ Ohio location, plans 22 other closures this week
We’re sorry to report the bad news – there’s one less place in Ohio for those famous cheddar bay biscuits, and 22 less nationally. Back in May, the national seafood chain Red Lobster filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing a series of missteps, such as making the $20 all-you-can-eat shrimp a permanent menu feature, instead of just an annual, limited-time offer, which cost the company $11 million.
Licking County deputies shoot, kill man accused of trying to stab sister in Alexandria
Licking County Sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man Friday after they alleged he tried to stab and kill his sister at an Alexandria home that later caught fire, according to the sheriff's office. Deputies responded around 9:20 a.m. Friday to a domestic violence report at a home in the 4000 block of...
MARMET Drug Task Force executes seven search warrants, seizes large quantities of drugs and cash
MARION, OH (MARION COUNTY NOW)—Over the past week, detectives assigned to the MARMET Drug Task Force have executed seven search warrants as part of four separate illegal drug trafficking investigations. These operations were conducted simultaneously by various detectives from the task force, with assistance from law enforcement personnel from multiple agencies.
Ohio abortion clinics are offering same-day procedures with the end of a 24-hour waiting period: Today in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- After a Franklin County judge issued a ruling blocking the state’s 24-hour waiting period before abortions, Ohio clinics have begun offering same-day abortions. We’re talking about the change brought by voters’ embrace of a constitutional right to abortion on Today in Ohio. Listen online...
How Project 2025’s education policies mirror Ohio bills and universal private school vouchers
Editor's note: This article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal. From universal private school vouchers to stripping away diversity and inclusion requirements, censoring classrooms, and targeting LGBTQ students — some of Ohio’s education laws and bills mirror the goals outlined for a second Trump administration in Project 2025.
Ohio prison holds first-ever five-course meal for public in garden
GRAFTON, Ohio: A five-course meal was served to members of the public at a state prison in northeast Ohio for the first time in the state's history, with food prepared by incarcerated men from fruits and vegetables grown in the prison garden. EDWINS Leadership and Restaurant Institute hosted the event...
Ohio Congressman Max Miller, ex-Cuyahoga GOP Officer Emily Moreno Miller file for divorce
COLUMBUS, Ohio—U.S. Rep. Max Miller and Emily Moreno Miller, one of Northeast Ohio’s most prominent political power couples, are filing for divorce, according to court filings. Max Miller filed the divorce papers on Tuesday, two years to the day after Miller married Emily Moreno at Trump National Golf...
Tigers improve to 4-0 with win over LU
Circleville used a couple of early goals and held off visiting Liberty Union for a 2-1 win Wednesday. “I’m really proud of the grit our guys played with tonight. We made a goal at the beginning of the season to try to be more competitive in the league. This was a step in the right direction for us as a program,” Circleville coach Evan Callihan said. “Liberty Union has a lot of speed, and they are a team that is capable of scoring a lot of goals. Holding them to one goal gave us a chance to win the game.
Student taken into custody after a threats complaint at Unioto
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — A student at Unioto Middle School was taken into custody yesterday after allegedly issuing a threat, according to school district officials. In a statement sent to parents, the district reported that deputies from the Ross County Sheriff’s Department arrived on the school campus to interview students following a report of a potential threat to school safety. “Deputies from the Ross County Sheriff’s Department arrived on our school campus to interview students after receiving a report of a threat to school safety,” the statement read. One student was subsequently removed from the middle school and taken into custody.
Cannabist Company Chooses Not to Pursue Zanesville Market
Zanesville, OH- A recreational marijuana dispensary set to locate in the Chiropractic Associates of Zanesville building will now locate elsewhere. Dr. Rusty Myers said he was alerted by the Cannabist Company, which had intended to purchase the building on Maple Avenue, that they have elected not to pursue the Zanesville Market.
High School Football Rewind: Scores, highlights from Week 2 action in NE Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The high school football season is rolling full steam ahead into Week 2 after last week’s grand opening. Kirtland kicked off cleveland.com Top 25 action with a big win on Thursday, but the festivities don’t truly begin until Friday night. Check out Week 2...
Mega Millions $627 million jackpot is 9th-largest ever; Thursday’s Ohio Lottery results
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Mega Millions jackpot continues its impressive climb, reaching $627 million for the drawing on Friday, Aug. 30, 2024. The jackpot is the ninth largest in Mega Millions history. The Saturday, Aug. 31 Powerball jackpot is an estimated $69 million and the Classic Lotto jackpot is...
Thornville Sheridan posts win at Pataskala Watkins Memorial’s expense
Thornville Sheridan handed Pataskala Watkins Memorial a tough 17-7 loss in an Ohio high school football matchup on Aug. 30. Neither squad could muster points in the first quarter. The Generals registered a 10-0 advantage at halftime over the Warriors. Pataskala Watkins Memorial battled back to make it 10-7 in...
New store, sourcing dairy, produce from dozens of Ohio farmers acts as indoor farmers market
Imagine a store with the format of a consignment shop, only featuring dozens of local farmers and produce instead of clothing and trinkets?. You don’t have to imagine anymore, because that’s exactly what the Winchester Farm Exchange is. Located in a historic building at 8 S. High St....
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