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'Pharmacy deserts' proliferate in Northeast Ohio as Rite Aid closes most stores
This story was reported in collaboration with community members. Want to work on a story with Ideastream Public Media? Get in touch. Rite Aid is set to close its remaining pharmacies in the city of Cleveland — and all but four across Ohio — by the end of September, leaving some residents concerned about retail and pharmacy options in their neighborhoods.
Taylor Swift’s Boyfriend, Ohio Native Travis Kelce To Star In Happy Gilmore 2
One of the all-time great Adam Sandler films, and one that is often viewed as his best movie ever, Happy Gilmore remains iconic nearly 30 years after it was released in 1996. Now almost 30 years later Adam Sandler has announced that Happy Gilmore 2 will be making its way to Netflix, as they will be producing the sequel to the classic film.
Ohio is far from Mexico, but Southern border crisis proves to be hot button local issue for some
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Border security is a hot button issue, even here in Ohio, hundreds of miles away from the southern border. Both Republicans and Democrats have run political ads on border security. Republicans say it’s one of their top issues, while local Democrats say there are other issues they’re focusing on closer to home.
Dem members of Ohio Ballot Board criticize AG for representing them without notice in lawsuit
The two Democrats on the Ohio Ballot Board called out the state attorney general for speaking on their behalf in a lawsuit about ballot language for the proposed redistricting amendment, and wrote their own court document agreeing that the language violates the constitution. The Ohio Ballot Board decides what language voters will see on their […]
'There's a great vibe': Chemistry cooks up touchdowns for Fremont Ross football in victory
About 10 yards past the line of scrimmage, Jadrian Brown made eye contact with Fremont Ross quarterback Karson Kayden and then headed for the end zone. Doing exactly as Kayden indicated with a quick gesture, Brown ran under a 41-yard scoring pass Friday in a 21-14 victory over visiting rival Sandusky. ...
Ohio’s Danger Zones: The 5 Most Dangerous Places in the State
Ohio provides many inhabitants with a great standard of living, but it’s crucial to know which parts of the state have higher rates of crime. Having knowledge of these areas will enable you to choose wisely about where to travel or reside. In order to ensure your safety and awareness, this article will examine the top five hazardous locations in Ohio.
Central Ohioans cautioned of mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ohio (WCMH) — Mosquitoes in central Ohio have tested positive for West Nile virus over the past few weeks. There are no human cases in Ohio at this time, and Franklin County Public Health is working to keep it that way. Zach Holbert-Watson is the Vector Program Coordinator for Franklin County Public Health. […]
Kamala Harris can’t run on ‘I’m not Trump’: Nina Turner
"She's got to show how she would lead differently," Turner said on "CUOMO." "And how her leadership would lift poor and working-class people in this country, even before we get into the politics of who's conservative and who's liberal."
Tough Tigers: Defense shines in Galion's gutsy football win at Carey
CAREY ― Defense may not have won the Galion football team a championship in Week 2, but it did help the Tigers take down back-to-back-to-back Northern 10 champion and 2021 state champ Carey. "This is a hard place to play," Galion coach Matt Dick said. "It's a scary environment, and I love it." Just...
Central Catholic tops Whitmer in marathon football battle
It wasn't pretty, and that is an understatement. But, after three hours and 15 minutes, 220 yards of penalties, numerous delays for players cramping on the field, and a short panic delay, Central Catholic emerged with a 27-17 victory over visiting Whitmer on Friday night in Toledo's premier high school football showdown at a packed Gallagher Stadium. The victory was the 33rd in a row by the host Fighting Irish (2-0), and their sixth straight over Whitmer (1-1). Irish senior back Tyler Morgan led the way, carrying 19 times for 158 yards and two touchdowns in the win. Junior back Anthony Sylvester added 105 yards on 20 rushes and a TD, as Central topped the Panthers 363-330 in total offense.
Women’s Golf Opens Season on Sunday at A-Ga-Ming Invitational
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio- The Bowling Green women's golf team opens the 2024-25 season with the A-Ga-Ming Invitational hosted by Central Michigan at the Sundance Course in Kewadin, Mich. BGSU will be playing in a 14-team field across two days of play and three rounds. The shotgun start is scheduled for 9 am with two rounds set to be played on Sunday and round three on Monday. The course play will be set up to play 6,000 yards and Par 72.
BGSU men’s cross country: Falcons place 8th at Tommy Evans Invitational
It was a tough start to the season for BGSU men’s cross country. They landed in last place in today’s Tommy Evans Invitational in Norton, Ohio. The lead runners for Bowling Green were the two sophomores, Micah Bentley (47th) and Luke Woolard (74th). Bentley earned 37 points, while Woolard tallied 47.
Bowling Green volleyball defeats Chicago State 3-0 in season-opener
On a night when Bowling Green unveiled its new Mo and Jon Stansbery Court, Bowling Green volleyball had an incredible start to their season. The Bowling Green Falcons kicked off their 2024 season and head coach Danijela Tomic’s historic 13th season with the Orange and Brown with a 3-0 set victory against the Chicago State Cougars.
Falcon Marching Band’s growth reflects the success of BGSU
No Cecil B. DeMille movies were included in the Falcon Marching Band’s tribute to movies at Thursday night’s football game. The legendary director of cinematic spectaculars, though, would certainly have appreciated the way the band poured onto the field at the beginning of halftime like the Israelites flowing through the parted Red Sea.
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