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Which Toledo-area teams appear in 1st cross country state poll of 2024 season?
The Ohio Association of Track and Cross-Country Coaches released the first week of its state poll this week. Here is a look at the area teams in the OATCCC poll. BOYS Division I■ No. 6 St. Francis■ No. 20 Perrysburg■ No. 22 Bowling Green■ No. 35 Anthony Wayne
Stackable apartments could be the quick fix for Central Ohio's housing shortage
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A new type of housing development is coming to the east side of Columbus. Think of it like LEGOS. Massive blocks of steel are stacked together to create an apartment building. Brad DeHays, founder of Connect Real Estate, said the stackable, modular housing concept allows...
Central Ohio high school football games rescheduled due to heat wave
COLUMBUS, Ohio, (WCMH) — Week two of high school football will look a little different this week after a heat wave has swept central Ohio. As of Thursday afternoon, 32 schools have announced an adjusted start time to try and avoid the heat, which will reach the mid to upper 90s Friday afternoon. Storm Team […]
This restaurant chain is closing 9 underperforming locations. Here’s where
Fast-casual burger chain Shake Shack has announced it will close nine of its company-owned restaurants. According to Fast Company, the decision follows an evaluation that identified these locations as underperforming. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the chain identified restaurants in California, Ohio, and Texas that were...
Free brain stimulation therapy available for veterans and first responders in Northeast Ohio
BROADVIEW HEIGHTS, Ohio — The Food and Drug Administration approved Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, or TMS, for depression back in 2008. Since then, it's been approved for obsessive-compulsive disorder, headaches, and even used to help people stop smoking. It's a drug-free, non-invasive treatment that uses magnetic fields to stimulate nerve...
Ohio Supreme Court shoots down PUCO’s delay tactic that’s cost utility customers hundreds of millions
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Supreme Court disallowed the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio’s practice of granting itself extra time to reconsider its rulings – a custom that, by one calculation, has cost Ohio ratepayers $273 million since 2009. The Supreme Court’s 4-2 ruling on Tuesday came...
20 neglected dogs saved from Huron County home, humane society says
ATTICA, Ohio (WOIO) - More than 20 neglected animals are finally getting the care they desperately need after being rescued from an Attica home, but the Huron County Humane Society needs the community’s help. The Huron County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the Huron County Humane Society applied for the warrant...
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...
Blue Jackets star Johnny Gaudreau beams with wife in tragic final pic before he died – hours before sister’s wedding
JOHNNY Gaudreau, the star forward of the Columbus Blue Jackets better known as Johnny Hockey, is seen beaming next to his wife and children in a tragic final photo before he and his brother were hit and killed by a car. Johnny, 31, and his brother Matthew, 29, were killed Thursday night while biking in […]
Bowling Green Competes At Tommy Evans Invitational
NORTON, Ohio – In their season debut at Akron's Tommy Evans Invitational, the Bowling Green men's cross country team placed eighth at the beautiful Silver Creek Cross Country Course where the NCAA Great Lakes Regional will take place in November. After a 25-minute rain delay, the 6K race kicked...
History's happening at Rossford cafe: Danny's addition will bowl you over
Take a trip down memory lane in Rossford at the renovated Danny’s Cafe. There are elements of Libbey-Owens-Ford, high school sports teams from the past, and even a former town bowling alley throughout the expanded restaurant and bar at 600 Dixie Hwy. “I wanted this to be a legacy project for the town,” said owner Brad Morrison. “It’s about everything that happened here in the 1800s, how L-O-F brought everybody to one spot.” At every turn, there is a piece of history to be taken in, or to take a moment in the present, sip a beer, watch some sports, or dance to live music.
Week 2 Game Night Central: What happened in high school football
Below are updates and a live scoreboard for Week 2 (Ohio) or Week 1 (Michigan) high school football games. This story will be updated throughout the night. The scoreboard, courtesy of Scorestream, is located at the bottom of the article. FINAL - CENTRAL CATHOLIC 27, WHITMER 17: The Irish defended home field and defeated their rival Panthers. Central Catholic’s win streak continues. ☘️???? @ToledoCCHS_FB outlasts rival @WhitmerFB, 27-17, before capacity crowd in Gallagher Stadium to extend winning streak to 33 games … GO IRISH!!! #CentralToLife ☘️???? pic.twitter.com/1NZiKD6U3E
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump to represent former MetroHealth CEO Airica Steed in 'discrimination dispute'
CLEVELAND — 3News has learned that civil rights attorney Ben Crump has joined the legal defense for former MetroHealth CEO Dr. Airica Steed after she was fired earlier this month. Crump and his law firm, known for their work in civil rights and discrimination, have joined forces with F....
BGSU media manager writes book about experience in a military academy family
BOWLING GREEN — It was “I Day” at the U.S. Naval Academy, and the celebration for Karl Smith’s son Noah was mind blowing. After dropping Noah off to prepare for his induction day, Mr. Smith and the family were treated to lunch at Hospital Point in Annapolis and the swearing-in ceremony of the plebes at Tecumseh Court. “There’s this huge picnic. Everyone’s telling you how your kid’s the greatest thing since sliced bread. Then they line up for the oath of office. They’re all in their crackerjack uniforms. The Blue Angels zoom right over your head,” said Mr. Smith, who is the manager of Falcon media at Bowling Green State University. “You get to see your kid for about 30 minutes after that. My kid’s eyes are red, they’re swollen. His voice is shaky and he says, ‘I don’t know if I can do this,’” Mr. Smith recalled.
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