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Extreme drought in Ohio affecting everyone from farmers to gardeners
BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO (WTRF) – Parts of Ohio, including Belmont, Guernsey, Harrison and Noble counties, are officially in a D-3 or “extreme” drought. Agriculture experts say a garden needs four inches of water a month to grow. In this part of the Ohio Valley, there have only been four inches of water in the last […]
Connections confirmed between ‘grassroots’ Ohio solar opposition and dark-money natural gas group
The leader of a local anti-solar energy group admitted to Ohio regulators last week that a well-connected natural gas executive is among the group’s largest donors. The testimony by Jared Yost, founder of Knox Smart Development, offered the fullest view yet of the group’s ties to fossil fuel interests, undercutting its claims to be a “grassroots” advocate for local farmers and other residents.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. won’t appear on Ohio Ballot after suspending his presidential campaign
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. won’t appear on Ohio’s fall ballot after he suspended his presidential campaign on Friday, according to Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose. Earlier Friday, LaRose certified Kennedy’s candidacy, finding he had met Ohio’s candidate filing requirements. If you...
Read Ohio’s official arguments for and against Issue 1, the redistricting amendment
COLUMBUS, Ohio — State officials have released the official arguments for and against Issue 1, the redistricting reform amendment that will appear on the statewide ballot in November. The arguments were written by the official campaign groups backing and opposing the measure and published Monday by Republican Secretary of...
Ohio November ballot closer to being finalized
(The Center Square) – Ohio’s ballot for the November election is nearly set. Secretary of State Frank LaRose released a list of candidates who met the requirements to appear on the statewide ballot with the final deadline less than two weeks away. Seven people are listed as candidates for president and vice president, while three are on the ballot for U.S. Senate. ...
Police need to crack down on cars with fully blacked-out windows
I feel police should be able to stop any auto that has totally blacked-out windows. Every time I stop at a stoplight and the car next to me has windows so dark you can’t see anything inside, I worry it might be someone with a gun looking to harm someone like me.
Huge EV Battery Recycling Facility Comes Online in Ohio
A big facility for recycling lithium-ion batteries is now operating in Central Ohio, where workers are busy salvaging and repurposing the metals and minerals needed to drive the clean energy transition. Cirba Solutions officially opened its expanded battery recycling plant in Lancaster — making it the first project of any kind to come online after receiving funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which passed in 2021. Cirba Solutions snagged more than $82 million in total federal grants to help scale its operation and meet the nation’s rising demand for key battery ingredients.
Boys soccer: Ottoville blanks Bath
OTTOVILLE – Ottoville’s defense pressured Bath from start to finish in its 3-0 shutout victory Monday night. It was Ottoville’s fourth game in six days, but it didn’t show on the field. They netted two first-half goals and kept keeper Carson Hilvers out of danger by limiting Bath to just two shots in the first 40 minutes.
Weekly police report from the Delphos Police Department: August 18th through August 24th
August 26, 2024, Press Release from the Delphos Police Department: On 8-18-2024 officers were sent to the 700 block of E. 3rd St, for a Domestic Disturbance. Officers spoke with a male and a female at the residence who had a verbal disagreement. No physical violence occurred. On 8-18-2024 a...
No plea agreement for Lima man accused of assaulting corrections officer
Aug. 26—LIMA — No plea agreement has been reached for a Lima man accused of felonious assault on a corrections officer, so the scheduled final pretrial Monday in the Allen County Common Pleas Court was spent discussing motions filed by the man without help from his attorney. Teir Pitts, 33, handwrote two motions — one to dismiss and one to demurrer — and an affidavit and sent it to the court ...
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