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Hartley's Denim Cook wins fan vote for top high school football player in central Ohio
Hartley senior linebacker Denim Cook is the fans' choice for the top high school football player in central Ohio. He finished first in a Dispatch poll that accompanied our look at the top 12 players in the Columbus area. The poll became a two-player race, and Cook ended up topping Olentangy junior safety Kaden Gebhardt....
Ohioans canvass to spread word about Issue 1 ballot initiative
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio voters will start heading to the polls in 42 days for early voting and Election Day is now only 70 days away, which means campaigns are ramping up to be full speed ahead after Labor Day. There is only one state issue on the ballot this fall, called Issue 1, […]
Ross Co. Sheriff’s Office: Daily incident report for August 27, 2024
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — Deputies responded to various calls on Tuesday. Initial Narrative(s): On 08/27/2024, Deputy Dutcher was traveling northbound on SR 207, entering Clarksburg. A white Chevy Impala was observed crossing the center line divider multiple times and traveling erratically across lanes. A traffic stop was initiated, and a citation was issued.
Car Theft Case at Oakley Planet Fitness: Suspect to Participate in Diversion Program
Cincinnati — An 18-year-old male will participate in a diversion program, according to authorities, after he was accused of stealing a car key from an Oakley Planet Fitness and then taking off with it. In June, Dwight Huddleston allegedly stole the keys to a member’s locker at the Planet...
Soccer Game Preview: Goshen Leaves Home
The Goshen Warriors will take on the Wilmington Hurricane at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday. Goshen is no doubt hoping to put an end to a three-game streak of away losses. Goshen is headed in fresh off scoring the most goals they have all season. Their defense stepped up to hand New Richmond a 1-0 shutout on Tuesday. The victory was a breath of fresh air for the Warriors as it put an end to their three-game losing streak.
Powerball winning numbers for Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2024; jackpot $54 million
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Powerball lottery has selected winning numbers in its drawing for Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2024, for a jackpot estimated at $54 million. The numbers are 5-33-47-50-64 Powerball 20 Power Play 2x. The Classic Lotto numbers are 16-19-21-34-47-48 Kicker 877892. The jackpot increases to $14.9 million for...
Volunteer firefighters still needed in our communities, Gov. DeWine encouraging Ohioans to consider becoming a volunteer
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The need for volunteer firefighters is soaring locally and nationwide. To meet this demand, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has launched a statewide campaign to recruit more volunteers and ease the strain on local fire departments. Two departments in Northwest Ohio said they have enough personnel to...
OHSAA football LIVE STREAMS: How to watch Wadsworth, Lake Catholic, Lorain, more | Week 2
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Northeast Ohio high school football continues with Week 2. Is your team on the road, or just can’t make the game? The NFHS Network has you covered with 13 live streams this week, including multiple teams in the latest cleveland.com Top 25. Watch high school...
The Historic Libbey House Participates in Ohio Open Doors
The Historic Libbey House is pleased to be participating in this year’s Ohio Open Doors event on September 15th from noon until 3:00 pm. Visitors can discover Ohio’s amazing heritage during the month of September as historic buildings and fascinating places across the state open their doors for tours and events as part of the Ohio History Connections annual event.
Economic issues, climate change, gun violence and abortion are top of mind for young voters
Forty-one million members of Gen Z can vote in this year’s election and money is on their minds. Economic issues — including inflation, cost of living and jobs that pay a living wage — are top of mind for young people when it comes to the 2024 Presidential Election, according to the Center for Information and […]
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...
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