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Pegula edges Fernandez in Cincinnati thriller; faces Badosa in semifinals
CINCINNATI -- Jessica Pegula fought off a ferocious challenge from Leylah Fernandez to advance to her second straight WTA 1000 semifinal at the Cincinnati Open. A champion last week at the National Bank Open, the World No.6 defeated Fernandez 7-5, 6-7(1), 7-6(3) to extend her winning streak to eight matches.
He’s not monkeying around!
Stevens returns for Nashville Hitmakers show Saturday evening. Even Stevens, a homegrown, Indian Lake celebrity, doesn’t monkey around when it comes to supporting where he came from. For 12 years, The Nashville Hitmakers event has been used as an effort to support the Indian Lake Watershed Project and The Indian Lake High School’s Music Department.
Southfield Police searching for man believed to be armed, driving to Ohio in a Ford Fusion
Southfield Police are requesting assistance to find a man believed to be armed and a danger to himself. Derrick Perez, 33, is believed to be driving to Ohio in a Ford Fusion.
2 people hospitalized after shooting inside Covington bar, police say
COVINGTON, KY (WXIX) -Two people were taken to the hospital after they were shot inside a Covington bar, according to Lt. Justin Bradbury with Covington police. Lt. Bradbury says officers were called around 1:30 a.m. to Bocks Billiards on Decoursey Avenue. The two victims were found inside the bar and...
Ross County Accident Involves Car and Lawn Mower
Ross County, Ohio — A motor vehicle accident involving a car and a lawn mower occurred on August 17, 2024, at approximately 1:30 p.m. on State Route 41 near Bainbridge. According to Sgt. Champion, who responded to the scene, the incident took place at 7800 SR-41. A car traveling north on SR-41 collided with a lawn mower that had entered the roadway from a private drive without yielding. The car attempted to avoid the mower, but the front right corner of the vehicle struck the front left corner of the mower.
Kentucky high school closes restrooms during class changes
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKRC) - A high school in Kentucky decided to close its restrooms during transitions between classes. According to Lexington Herald-Leader, a spokesperson for Henry Clay High School started the new procedure in response to an increase in "behavior events" in restrooms. A rise in behavior events in restrooms has increased across the entire state of Kentucky.
Ohio high school football 2024 | Top 10 Canton-area can't miss games of 2024
As we prepare for the start of the 2024 Ohio high school football season, we've been breaking down the top 10 Stark County-area players by position — including quarterbacks, running backs, receivers/tight ends, offensive linemen, linebackers, defensive backs, specialists and two-way players. The top 10 defensive linemen will be published this week. Today, we take a break from that to rank the top 10 can't miss games of 2024, starting with the 135th edition of the McKinley-Massillon rivalry game. ...
Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued for portions of Ohio and West Virginia has expired
The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for portions of West Virginia and Ohio. The Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Northwestern Belmont, South Central Carroll, Harrison, and Jefferson Counties in Ohio, and Brooke and Hancock Counties in West Virginia until 4:45 p.m. At 4:01 a severe thunderstorm was […]
'A proactive approach': One possible answer to Ohio's sky-high school absenteeism issue
CINCINNATI (WKRC) -25% of Ohio's K-12 students are considered chronically absent, meaning that they miss one of every 10 days of school. But a Miami University study has found good results in positive interactions with students, and it appears to be turning the tide on school absenteeism. Ohio's absenteeism has...
Real estate value hikes leading to increased taxes to counties
Aug. 16—LIMA — As property values have been on the rise in recent years, counties have begun seeing an impact in property tax revenue, an increase county officials say they are working to keep as low as possible for taxpayers. The state of Ohio mandates that counties reappraise real property values every six years, with those values updated in the third year of that cycle. With that cycle ...
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