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Yost wants Supreme Court to stop emissions regulations
(The Center Square) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is joining the fight to stop the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency from increasing restrictions on coal-fired power plants. Yost filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, asking it to pause a federal rule that forces states and power plants to comply with what he calls unrealistic and unlawful regulations aimed at air pollution. There are four coal-fired power plants in...
Bobcats Win Doubles Matches, but Fall to Beaver Local
Both doubles teams won their matches, but the Cambridge High School tennis team fell to Beaver Local 2-3 in Buckeye 8 tennis action Saturday at the Cambridge City Park tennis courts. Emma Krise and Miranda Cole beat Emily Wain and Aaddie Mobley 6-2, 6-2 at first doubles while Selena Garcia...
Bobcat Spikers Win First Game Over Rosecrans
The Cambridge High School volleyball team picked up its first win of the season Saturday knocking off Bishop Rosecrans 25-17, 25-14, 23-25, 25-21. “I was proud of the way we were able to come out and win the first two sets,” Cambridge coach Lyndsey Hummell said. “Losing set three was unfortunate. We need to remember to play with composure and to not let ourselves get frazzled when we get in tight scoring situations.”
USO Lounge at Cleveland Hopkins airport closing next month
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The USO lounge at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport will close next month, as the organization works “to optimize our operations and better meet the needs of the military,” according to a spokeswoman. The lounge, located on the baggage-claim level of the airport, provides a...
Warren City Council unanimously votes to support up $3 million from commissioners to save hospitals
Warren City Council met Friday to discuss the looming closure of two hospitals owned by Steward Health in Trumbull County. This meeting came less than 30 minutes after Trumbull County Commissioners met to discuss the same matter. At that meeting, commissioners passed a motion to write a conditional letter of...
Bat tests positive for rabies in Massillon, health department says
MASSILLON − A bat found in the city has tested positive for the rabies virus. The animal has been euthanized and is no longer a threat to public health, the city's health department said Friday in a news release. The department said it recommends residents to be on alert and avoid any...
United Way offers way to help save Trumbull Regional, Hillside facilities through online donations
After WARN notices of mass layoffs were filed with Ohio Jobs & Family Services this week, the clock began ticking with a set closure date for Trumbull Regional Medical Center, Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital, and satellite offices in the Valley. Beyond providing healthcare for the community, the facility also provides 765...
Dover girls top Minerva 7-1
The Dover girls soccer team beat Minerva 7-1 Thursday. On a beautiful Thursday evening, we hosted the Minerva Lions. Last year, Minerva was a team that we thought should leave with a victory, but instead left with a tie. I don’t know if that was the key reason for how well we played last night, but whatever it was the team came ready to play from the start. We were possessing the ball very well, switching the point of attack and playing some really nice soccer in the first ten minutes. We were earning our chances and you could see that a goal was coming. Then, in the eleventh minute of the game, we earned a corner. Cashlyn Harmon played a great ball for Ava Zobel to be able to run through, get a foot on it and beat the keeper for her first goal of the season and of the game. The scoring didn’t stop there and about three minutes later Emilyn Feller received a nice through ball from Taylor Vaughan and hit a shot that the keeper couldn’t handle for our second goal. Almost a minute after the restart Kenzie Wright was able to break through the defense and score her second goal of the season. Up 3-0 you could see that we are still trying to find our game conditioning and our level of play dropped a little, but we were able to find one more goal before the half when Cashlyn Harmon split two defenders with a nice through ball to Carley Noretto and Carley placed a nice shot past the goalie for our last goal of the half.
Mega Millions jackpot worth $535 million: See the winning lottery numbers for August 23, 2024
CLEVELAND — Although nobody hit the $535 million jackpot in the Mega Millions drawing on Friday, August 23, 2024, lottery officials say there were thousands of other winners who hit smaller prizes in Ohio. Here's a look at all of the winners from Friday night's drawing here in the...
Hellcat Heist: Trio Of Dodge Challengers Stolen From Ohio Dealer, $10K Reward Offered
Three Dodge Challenger Hellcats were stolen from Wally Armour on August 21. The Ohio dealer is offering a $10k reward for information leading to an arrest. The suspects caused “extensive damage” to several other vehicles and the building. The Dodge Challenger Hellcat theft epidemic shows no signs of...
Recent road rage incidents in Northeast Ohio are part of a fast-growing trend across state, nation
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The road rage incident that killed Christopher Andexler in Valley View on Thursday is the latest in a fast-growing trend on roadways across Ohio and the nation. Authorities said Andexler, 41, of Cleveland, died Thursday morning stemming from a shooting at Granger and Brecksville roads. Two...
ODNR announces proposed turkey hunting seasons, fishing requirements
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is looking for feedback from Ohioans on proposals regarding select fishing requirements and hunting seasons. Turkey Hunting Proposals The Ohio Wildlife Council has proposed the following dates for Turkey Hunting Seasons in Ohio: Turkey Hunting Categories Proposed Season Dates Youth April 12 to 13, 2025 […]
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