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More Spotted Lanternfly Sightings, What To Do
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – If you see one, squish it. That’s the advice on spotted lantern flies which are showing up all over Ohio right now. And they’re a real threat to Ohio’s economy, taking a particular liking to grape vine sap and the stems from hop plants, impacting the state’s wine and craft beer businesses.
This Over-the-Rhine Loft Looks Straight Out of 'New Girl'
If you’re in the market for a home that offers a unique city-living experience combined with historic charm and modern luxury, Unit 4 of 1306 Main St. in Over-the-Rhine is calling your name. This industrial loft-style condo is located in the heart of historic OTR in the over-200-year-old building,...
Catawba Island-to-Port Clinton Operation Lollipop Drop brings drone deliveries closer
CATAWBA ISLAND ― Operation Lollipop Drop was a success. A drone carrying a box of Spangler Candy Dum-Dum lollipops took the first official flight across Lake Erie with cargo from Catawba Island to Put-in-Bay on Friday afternoon. ...
Former Ohio State QB, Cincinnati radio host indicted on felony drug charges
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WKRC) - A former Ohio State quarterback was indicted on felony drug charges Friday. According to Cleveland.com,64-year-old Art Schlichter, who has long struggled with drug and gambling addictions since the late '70s, was indicted on felony drug charges. Citing records from the Franklin County Common Pleas Court, the outlet reported that Schlichter was indicted on a fifth-degree felony charge of possession of drugs.
Construction near Dayton International Airport begins
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Travelers heading to Dayton International Airport will notice some construction outside of the building. The city of Dayton reports drivers can anticipate construction on Terminal Drive and its access roads, as well as the long-term lot. Crews will be working to fill cracks, resurface and seal joints across areas of concrete. […]
Barbers take to the school gym to offer free haircuts ahead of school year in Riverside
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- The owner of a barber shop wanted to give back to the community where he was raised so he organized free haircuts ahead of the school year. Dylan Huddleson, owner of 937 Barber Shop, said he graduated from Stebbins High School and he wanted to do something for the community. He began working with the Mad River Local School District and the Mad River Lions Club to offer free haircuts.
Ohio teen missing for a year
DAYTON — The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) is seeking the public’s assistance in locating missing 17-year-old, David Rowland. Rowland was 16 when he went missing from Dayton on Aug. 1, 2023. Authorities believe that he may still be in the local area. David is described as 5’5”, weighed 106 lbs. when he was last seen, and has blue eyes with brown hair.
Girls Varsity Tennis falls to Butler
The Lady Wave Tennis Team traveled to Vandalia, Butler last Thursday to take on the Lady Aviators. Although the team played their best match of the season, they were ultimately defeated 5-0. At 1st Singles Riley Capasso (10) lost to Hannah Faulkner (12), 3-6, 2-6. At 2nd Singles Maddie Lance...
Beam back to Dayton in 1979 with this vintage report on Dingleberry's record store
Fleetwood Mac...Led Zeppelin....Pink Floyd...The Eagles...Donna Summer...Rober Holmes?. These were some of the hottest artists of the 1979 holiday season. You can see them mentioned in this really cool news report from WDTN. The channel sent local broadcast legend Barbara Kerr to interview staffers from the also legendary (and now defunct) local music store Dingleberry’s, which was opened by Greg Savage in Dayton in 1974. The video of the report is below, and it’s an awesome visual time capsule. Also, below is a bonus vid of a Dingleberry’s classic radio commercial.
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.
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