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Major Grocery Chain With 120 Michigan Stores Under Pricing Scrutiny
You may have noticed that Kroger has begun using electronic shelf tags in some locations. They're certainly fancy - but there's concern that these high-tech price tags may lead to a controversial practice known as 'dynamic pricing.'. Kroger in Michigan. Kroger is the largest supermarket chain in the United States...
Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicting Colder, Drier Winter for Michigan
While some forecasters are predicting a snowier winter than Michigan has seen in years, the Old Farmer's Almanac isn't so convinced. The venerable publication has released its regional projections for the winter of 2024-25, and it's calling for below average snowfall for the Lower Great Lakes region. That's not to...
US Marshals Arrest Suspect in Columbus Homicide Case Linked to Noe Bixby Road Shooting
In an update on a homicide case that has rattled a Columbus community, US Marshals have made a crucial arrest. According to a Columbus Police Department media release, Isiah Wharton Howard was apprehended on Wednesday in Sandusky, Ohio, for his alleged role in the fatal shooting of Michael Simmons. The...
La Niña Is Back—Get Ready for a Wild Michigan Winter
Brace yourselves, Michigan. La Niña is making a comeback this fall, and if you're a fan of winter and extreme weather, you're gonna be a happy camper. As for the rest of us who tolerate Michigan's winter months so we can enjoy the brief interlude between snowflakes, get ready because the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts the waters in the Pacific Ocean are about to take an ice-cold dive. This means winter is going to give you every reason to invest in a new shovel or snowblower.
Man, 27, had recurring sinus infections. It was sign of rare cancer in his sinuses and mouth
Every time Aaron Agler recovered from a sinus infection, it returned. Time after time he visited his doctor for antibiotics, but the infection always came back. “It got to the point where the doctor was like, ‘OK, no more antibiotics. Something else is going on here,’” Danielle Styer, 31, of Cortland, Ohio, tells TODAY.com. Agler’s various treatment makes it difficult for his voice to carry so Styer, Agler's girlfriend, answers questions for him. “When he looked in his mouth … it looked like the roof of his mouth was heavy, like pushing down.”
Tour de Buckeye Lake sees biggest turnout in cycling event history
Cyclists from across Ohio and beyond took to the trails and country roads around Buckeye Lake this past weekend. With over 800 participants, this year’s Tour de Buckeye Lake was the event’s largest since it began eight years ago. Riders followed one of three routes (11-, 28- or 62-miles) which started and ended...
Huge EV battery recycling facility comes online in Ohio
Cirba Solutions officially opened its expanded lithium-ion battery processing plant, using funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. 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. On Thursday,...
Coach 'Frog' helps confidence jump for Shortridge at Clyde
Clyde assistant coach Brian Farrar saw something in Kam Shortridge. Shortridge didn’t see himself as the impact player he’s become. He needed Farrar to help him believe. “Frog,” he said of Farrar. “Since freshman year he saw something I didn’t think I could do. Since sophomore year, he put that confidence in me.” ...
Pride parade entries exceed prepandemic numbers
All the colors of the rainbow piggy-backed on some unicorns Saturday, making their way along Adams Street in Toledo for the 15th annual Pride celebration and 14th annual parade. More than 200 groups participated in this year’s parade in what organizers called the first year to fully recover from the coronavirus pandemic. “More people registered than ever,” said Brent Rabie, the executive director of Equality Toledo and the parade coordinator for Pride. Representatives, businesses, and organizations, including Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz, First Solar, and Owens Corning, walked toward the Maumee River where about 150 vendors and sponsors had booths in between the Imagination Station and Promenade Park.
High school football: Lima Senior's win over Piqua looks familiar
Aug. 24—Some of the names and faces are different but in a 35-20 win over Piqua at Spartan Stadium on Friday night in its season opener, Lima Senior appeared ready to follow up last year's turnaround season with another good campaign. "We've still got some things we have to clean up but our seniors did a great job and there were a lot of new guys stepping up and making plays," Lima Senior ...
Are you ready for some football? Follow live scores from Friday night's action
Week 1 of high school football is here. Teams across Sandusky County open their seasons this weekend. Sports reporter Matthew Horn will have a live recap from the Clyde at Bellevue game late Friday night. Follow live scoring updates below from the rest of Friday's games. Check back as games end for photos, game...
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