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Tomorrow’s Talent: How is north central Ohio preparing for Intel?
CENTERBURG — A $20 billion Intel project in New Albany could become the largest chip manufacturing center in the world, depending on how many factories the computer components company decides to build. Intel expects the first phase of the buildout — two chip factories estimated to open by 2028...
AU faculty member one of six nurse educators honored by Ohio League for Nursing
ASHLAND, Ohio – Jill Matthes Baxter, director of Ashland University’s Doctor of Nursing Program and associate professor of nursing, was recognized as one of the 2024 Faces of Care by the Ohio League for Nursing (OLN). The six nurse educators honored as Faces of Care were celebrated during a gala event in June, presented by the OLN and Cleveland Magazine.
Mega Millions jackpot reaches $374 million; Sunday’s Ohio Lottery results
CLEVELAND, Ohio — There was no overall jackpot winner in the most recent Mega Millions drawing, allowing the jackpot to increase to an estimated $374 million. The Friday, Aug. 2 numbers are 6-7-24-44-54 Mega Ball 13 Megaplier 4x. The next drawing is Tuesday, Aug. 6. Monday’s Powerball jackpot is...
Ohio Task Force 1 heading to Florida after activation
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Ohio Task Force 1 has been activated in advance of the arrival of Hurricane Debby in Florida. After leaving from its Vandalia headquarters Sunday night, the team will stage in the Atlantic coast while awaiting their assignment. The deployment will include 47 members, including two K-9 handler/dog teams. The team members […]
Ohio Just ‘Bombed’ Michigan With an F-16 and Full Fuel Tanks
LIsten, I know we joke a lot about hating Ohio... which we do... but it's never gotten to the point where things have been violent for a long time. So when an F-16 out of Toledo dropped full fuel tanks on Michigan, then turned right around and landed safely back home, there had to be questions asked.
"I wanted to make this accessible for everyone, so I worked very hard at removing as many barriers as I could.” Climbing the summit later in life.
Check out our weekly radio magazine with host Jerry Kenney, who brings you the latest features from WYSO producers and interviews from around the Miami Valley. “Renaissance” Art With Sumayah Chappelle: As the war in Gaza continues, local artists are responding to the crisis. The new exhibition “Renaissance” uses ceramics to offer a message of hope. Producer David Seitz visited with artist Sumayah Chappelle and tells how her faith has changed her art. To see photos from the Renaissance show and find information for the exhibit, go to WYSO.org.
19 people indicted for massive drug operation between PA, MI, OH
PITTSBURGH, Pa. (WJET/WFXP) — Federal prosecutors announced they’ve indicted 19 people from western Pennsylvania, Michigan and another from Ohio for a sizeable multi-state drug operation. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of PA announced the one-count indictment on Aug. 1 accusing all 19 of conspiring to distribute and to possess with intent to […]
New Intel, AEP Ohio deal reveals how massive the power demand is for chip maker
AEP Ohio and Intel are asking state regulators to sign off on an agreement they've reached in which AEP will provide a load of electricity to Intel's 1,000-acre site in Licking County that is so vast it could run up to 450,000 homes. AEP Ohio will provide 500 megawatts of electricity to the...
Dr. Kube: Summer campers waking up to bats inside their tents leads to ED visit for rabies
It had been a busy July day in the Emergency Department (ED) with several patients coming in for being heat-related illnesses as well as several trauma patients injured in car accidents. The triage nurse called me to let me know that several young adults had checked in to the triage to receive prophylactic rabies vaccines as they were all exposed to rabies while at a summer camp. I briefly recalled seeing an email from the health department about this and I went to talk to the patients to get more history about what had happened. ...
Meet park rangers Tuesday on National Night Out at Atwood Lake and Senecaville Lake parks
NEW PHILADELPHIA− Community members can meet rangers with the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District during the National Night Out event from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, at Atwood Lake Park in Mineral City and Seneca Lake Parks in Senecaville. Gate admission will be free and the first 150 guests will receive free hotdogs, chips and water. National Night Out is an annual celebration aimed at creating a stronger sense of community, strengthening police-community relationships, and encouraging partnerships with police to prevent crime. For more information visit www.natw.org. This article originally appeared on The Times-Reporter: Meet park rangers Tuesday on National Night Out at Atwood Lake and Senecaville Lake parks
Northern Ohio Faces Severe Thunderstorms with Damaging Winds Along U.S. 30
Cleveland, OH – Northern Ohio residents should prepare for potentially severe weather as strong thunderstorms are expected to develop on Monday afternoon, continuing into the evening. According to the National Weather Service Cleveland office, a cold front moving into the area will likely trigger isolated to scattered strong to...