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Advice to prevent bullying as kids return to school
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – As a new school year begins, students will be back around their teachers, friends and peers. That also means the risk of bullying and cyberbullying goes up for children. “Bullying can take a lot of different forms; it can be relational, it can be verbal, it can be physical,” Robin Kowalski, […]
Drying out, how cool will we get in the work week?
Showers are coming to an end, and the chances will end right around midnight. Lows overnight will drop into the lowers 60s with mostly cloudy skies. The high to begin the work week will be in the mid to upper 70s, well below normal with partly cloudy skies, and reduced humidity. Tuesday will be the coolest day of the week with a high of 74 in Dayton. Temperatures will remain in the 70s on Wednesday before a warming trend begins on Thursday when we get back to 80 degrees. Highs through the weekend will potentially get into the 90s. Rain chances are pretty low over the next 7 days.
Supporters of Issue 1 sue over Ohio Ballot Board's wording of redistricting issue
Backers of an Ohio redistricting measure to strip politicians of mapmaking power sued over GOP-approved ballot language that the campaign says deceives voters. After a heated Ohio Ballot Board meeting Friday, the Citizens Not Politicians campaign filed a legal challenge with the Ohio Supreme Court on Monday. The ballot language for the...
Northeast Ohio Tuesday forecast: Cooler weather conditions continue
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Highs tomorrow will top out in the upper 60s for much of the area. The National Weather Service’s forecast for Tuesday calls for light-to-moderate breezes during the day and highs topping out around 68. Winds will calm a bit later in the evening with overnight lows dipping into the 50s. Wednesday will see more sunshine and highs in the low 70s.
Ohio delegation kicks off DNC, but future of state's party uncertain
CHICAGO — The second-floor ballroom of the Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park Hotel was packed Monday morning as all 175 members of the Ohio delegation kicked off the Democratic National Convention with enthusiasm to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris in November. “There’s a lot of energy, a lot of information, and this was really the beginning of our marching orders of what we need to do,” said state Sen. Paula Hicks-Hudson of Toledo. Elizabeth Walters, the Ohio Democratic Party’s chairman, said the path for Democrats relies on three steps: turning out the voting base in Ohio’s biggest counties, fighting in the suburban battleground counties, and getting votes in rural Ohio.
Infant mortality in Ohio: How a local group is trying to reduce high rates
View a previous report on CelebrateOne’s efforts to fight infant mortality in the video player above. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio is one of the bottom 10 states in the country for infant mortality, and a central Ohio program seeking to change that recently received a $1 million funding boost. CelebrateOne is a Columbus nonprofit […]
Hunger in Ohio: Understanding food insecurity in Northeast Ohio’s children
CLEVELAND — While the start of the school year can bring a fresh dose of nerves and excitement for many families, for some, it can also bring a sigh of relief as kids gain access to additional food resources that are critical in fighting hunger. From snacks at after-school activities to school lunches, the new year can offer additional support for families facing food insecurity.
Northern Ohio Braces for Fall Preview Early This Week, Heat Returns for Weekend
Cleveland, OH – Northern Ohio residents can expect a rollercoaster of temperatures this week as the region experiences a mix of fall-like weather and a weekend heatwave. Monday starts with a mild day, featuring temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s across the region, with light rain possible, especially outside the I-75 corridor. Winds will keep things cool, making for a brisk start to the week.
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