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MedFlight sues county residents for cost of emergency airlift
ATHENS COUNTY, Ohio — In 2021 and 2022, four different Athens County men suffered life-threatening traumas that required emergency medical transportation to hospitals in Columbus, via MedFlight of Ohio. What the men didn’t know was how much those flights would cost them. The flights were only partially covered by...
It’s Illegal To Mow Your Lawn Outside Of These Hours In Ohio
While the cooler months are just around the corner in Ohio, there is still plenty of time before we trade lawnmowers for snowblowers. And while we can't always schedule an exact time for lawn maintenance, you could be operating your lawnmower during hours that can get you fined in the Buckeye state.
With national title hopes, No. 2 Ohio State opens vs. Akron
Akron, the expected sacrificial lamb in the season opener against Ohio State in Columbus on Saturday afternoon, knows what it is getting into against the No. 2 Buckeyes. "People are talking about them being a legitimate contender to win a national championship, and they're right, so it's going to be a huge, huge challenge," Zips coach Joe Moorhead said. So much so that the Buckeyes (11-2 in 2023) are favored by more than seven touchdowns even though OSU is breaking in a new starting quarterback and offensive coordinator. But being Ohio State, those are no ordinary replacements as head coach...
'It was disturbing': Columbus assistant police chief reacts to city's cyberattack
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus Division of Police First Assistant Chief LaShanna Potts said two days ago, she learned some of her officer’s information could be at risk on the dark web. “It was disturbing,” said Potts. “Anytime you have a threat where police officers, their families, the community,...
Pink Out Week Coming Soon
On August 21 at 7:50 am, we held an FBLA meeting with 52 members in attendance. We discussed the dues that need to be paid by September 6th. We also talked about Pink Out Week, September 8-14, where you can buy a shirt, and all the proceeds will be donated to our hospital to support local cancer patients. Additionally, we covered the FLC and NFLC event, which will take place in Columbus, Ohio, and any interested member is welcome to attend. Lastly, we encouraged everyone to sign up for the upcoming committees as we begin our new year. Our next meeting is scheduled for September 3rd!
Wheeling Police Conduct Possession With Intent to Deliver Arrest
One person has been arrested and is facing multiple drug charges by the Wheeling Police Department. On Wednesday around 4:30 p.m., police were called to the Garden Park Apartments in Warwood for an initial trespassing-related call inside an apartment. When officers located the individual involved, they obtained a search warrant...
Alleged downtown Columbus nightclub shooter given $5 million bond in court
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A man suspected of shooting and killing two security guards at a downtown Columbus nightclub in June appeared in Franklin County Municipal Court on Friday. Jaquez Hoover, 26, was given a $5 million bond for two counts of murder and a $200,000 bond for a domestic violence charge.
Grove City Christian allows no points against Franklin Furnace Green
Grove City Christian’s defense throttled Franklin Furnace Green, resulting in a 45-0 shutout in an Ohio high school football matchup on Aug. 30. Grove City Christian steamrolled in front of Franklin Furnace Green 31-0 to begin the second quarter. The Eagles registered a 38-0 advantage at intermission over the...
Korean donut chain opening second Ohio location in Grandview Heights
GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS, Ohio (WCMH) – A restaurant chain with several locations across the country that’s known for its Korean donuts is opening a new location in central Ohio. Mochinut is opening its newest shop in Grandview Heights at 994 W. 5th Ave., according to the company website. The bakery is opening inside of the former location of Mainstream Boutique, which closed in 2022.
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. […]
MORPC Secures $15 Million Federal Grant for Expanded Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
Columbus, OH – August 29, 2024 — The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) has been awarded a $15 million federal grant from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) under the FY22-23 Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Discretionary Grant Program. This funding, designated for the Mid-Ohio Regional Equity for Electric Vehicle Stations (MORE EVS) project, will dramatically expand electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across Central Ohio, focusing on both underserved urban and rural areas.
With national title hopes, No. 2 Ohio State opens vs. Akron
Akron, the expected sacrificial lamb in the season opener against Ohio State in Columbus on Saturday afternoon, knows what it is getting into against the No. 2 Buckeyes. "People are talking about them being a legitimate contender to win a national championship, and they're right, so it's going to be a huge, huge challenge," Zips coach Joe Moorhead said. So much so that the Buckeyes (11-2 in 2023) are favored by more than seven touchdowns even though OSU is breaking in a new starting quarterback and offensive coordinator. But being Ohio State, those are no ordinary replacements as head coach...
Spend Labor Day weekend playing vintage baseball
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The Ohio History Connection will host the Ohio Cup, an annual “base ball” festival that draws vintage teams from across the state and country to play by the 1860s rules of the game, on Aug 31. and Sept. 1. With nearly 30 vintage teams, the two-day festival is one of the largest gatherings of vintage teams in the country. Spectators may watch the games for free on the 17th Avenue fields on the grounds of the Ohio History Center and should bring lawn chairs or camp chairs for seating. No games will be played in Ohio Village, as it is closed for a renovation project through 2026.
Ohio State’s offensive line, fueled by criticism, is out to change minds in 2024
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One more hot day, showers Saturday break the heat
A broad area of high pressure continues to bring the heat, with scattered clouds and a few late-day storms. Temperatures will reach the mid- to upper 90s for the last time during the weeklong late-summer heat wave, with a heat index edging past 100 in the southern counties due to high humidity.
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