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Local, state officials address Cuyahoga County property tax increase concerns
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Property owners are seeing higher tax bills, after their property value increased this summer. Under state law, Cuyahoga County must perform property reappraisals every six months. Related coverage: Senior citizen in Cleveland concerned about higher property taxes. On Tuesday, Cuyahoga County State Reps. Bride Rose Sweeney,...
The Cleveland Brown’s 2024 season is over
The sky is falling. It is time to panic. Pull the ripcord now. Football is cancelled. Deshaun Watson didn’t take a single in-game snap during preseason, the left tackle position is a swinging gate to the quarterback, and worst of all, the Browns lost every preseason game. The Season is doomed.
Questions about voting? We have answers for you
With just 70 days until the November general election, Ohio election officials are busy. Today the Ohio Secretary of State will confirm what form will be used for official ballots to each of the county boards of elections. That’s one of the many steps that must be completed before Nov. 5.
Former Browns WR Sent Packing by New Team Ahead of Roster Cutdown Deadline
Former Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones will be one of the many free agents looking for a new landing spot before Week 1 of the 2024 season begins. According to Aaron Wilson of KPRC-2, the Detroit Lions will reportedly release the veteran wide receiver before Tuesday’s roster deadline. The 25-year-old wideout was surprisingly traded by the Browns to the Lions last season.
Cowboys – Browns Trade Leak Ignites Fans On Both Sides (Report)
The Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Browns had a similar 2023 season on paper. The Browns went 11-6 and were eliminated in the wild card round to the Houston Texans. The Cowboys went 12-5 and were eliminated in the wild card round to the Green Bay Packers. Both teams will look...
West Nile virus: Cuyahoga County offers tips for residents to protect themselves
CLEVELAND — Cuyahoga County health officials announced Tuesday that they are monitoring mosquitoes to prevent the spread of what could be a deadly disease for some. This summer, the county confirmed one human case of West Nile virus. Officials say the resident who tested positive had been out of town during their entire exposure period. They also noted that the tail end of summer is typically when cases of West Nile virus begin to emerge, especially given the heavy rain and humidity experienced over the past few weeks.
Report: Ohio wage hikes can’t keep up with inflation
(The Center Square) – A new report shows a massive dump of federal taxpayer dollars into Ohio following the COVID-19 pandemic, and the 2021 recession led to the largest wage increase in more than 40 years, but it wasn’t enough for workers to keep up with the “effective” rate of inflation. Policy Matters Ohio’s State of Working Ohio report, scheduled to be released Tuesday afternoon, showed the federal COVID-19 recovery plan put Ohioans back to work at a level with prerecession numbers and gave jobseekers...
Election 2024: Endorsements on abortion issue could shed light on Ohio Supreme Court races
Within months of voters approving a reproductive rights amendment to the state constitution in November, legal challenges to Ohio's multiple laws restricting abortion started. There is no doubt that those legal fights will be decided by the Ohio Supreme Court, the ultimate arbiter of constitutional questions. ...
Massive Ohio solar farm could see decision from state Supreme Court
View a previous report on the Oak Run Solar Project in the video player above. LONDON, Ohio (WCMH) — Despite opposition from local leaders, one of the largest solar farms in the country is set to be built in central Ohio. But that decision could make its way to the Ohio Supreme Court. The Ohio […]
Ohio ranks in top 10 states with highest obesity rates, analysis finds
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A study by U.S. News & World Report found Ohio ranks in the top 10 states with the highest obesity rates. The American obesity epidemic is estimated to cost the U.S. healthcare system approximately $173 billion each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The condition is also […]
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