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WCBDD celebrates Goodwill Deerfield Grand Opening
DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP WARREN COUNTY, OH -- The Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities celebrated its partnership with Goodwill on Thursday at the grand opening of its newest thrift store. The ribbon-cutting ceremony unveiled the new retail store and donation center on August 29, 2024. This is Goodwill’s 20th Southwest Ohio...
The Roundtable Show is back at Longnecks in Wilder on Thursday
We are back for another season of The Roundtable Show! Each Thursday, 6-9pm at Longnecks. We are at the Wilder location for September, and will rotate to their other locations by the month. Each week, Rocky and I talk Bengals, Bearcats, NFL, CFB, fantasy football and high school football!. Join...
Pedestrian fatally struck by car overnight
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A woman has died after being struck by a car near the Galloway area early Saturday morning. Columbus police said the woman, identified as 43-year-old Seanna Groce was walking on Norton Road just before 1 a.m. on Saturday. A car was headed northbound on Norton...
Middleburg Heights neighborhood finally free of nuisance home
MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, Ohio -- A Middlebrook Boulevard home that City Council had officially declared a nuisance in February has finally come down. The property at 6774 Middlebrook Blvd. is now free of a structure that basically went untouched inside and out for nearly two years after the elderly homeowner initially entered into a healthcare facility and later died in October 2022.
Ohio used car dealership allegedly sells family with sick daughter $11,000 faulty van
TALLMADGE, Ohio (WKRC) - An Ohio used car dealership allegedly sold a family, whose daughter has stage 4 renal failure, a $11,000 2010 Chrysler Town & Country that reportedly broke down before they got home. According to CBS News, a family from Butler County, Pennsylvania reached out to KDKA after...
Girls Varsity Volleyball beats Shekinah Christian School 3 – 1
Delaware Christian and Shekinah Christian fans were treated to a defensive battle on Thursday night with the DCS Varsity team winning in 4 sets. 5 players had double digit digs and 4 players recorded double-doubles. Bekah Williams(2 aces) led the team in hitting with 23 kills. Williams completed her double-double with 14 digs. Ellie Tiede had the most digs on the night with 28. Tiede added 10 kills and went 19/19 serving with 1 ace. Payton Eversole(3 assists and 1 ace) was the game changer, handling many hard driven spikes, finishing with 24 digs. Kyra Lansford had a match high 21 assist and a season high 24 digs. Jasmine Proper contributed 18 assists, 18 digs and a match high 3 aces. Addy Beard(3 kills) was strong at the net with 9 block touches. Katie Hobbs added 6 digs, 5 kills 3 blocks and an ace. Also contributing in the win were Audra Leadbetter and Milana Witt.
Former Columbus officer sold cocaine he stole from crime scenes for $130K: DOJ
Columbus, OH – In a gripping revelation by the Department of Justice, a former Columbus police officer has confessed to stealing cocaine from crime scenes and evidence rooms, later selling the drugs for more than $100,000. Joel M. Mefford, 35, of London, Ohio, pled guilty on Tuesday to multiple drug-related charges, the DOJ confirmed in a statement.
Bengals News (8/31): Kendall Milton a Practice Squad Sleeper?
The Cincinnati Bengals raised some eyebrows with recent roster moves at running back, keeping just three on the initial 53-man roster, then cutting Trayveon Williams, only to bring him back later amid a flurry of moves. Even Sam Hubbard, author of the greatest play in Bengals postseason history, gets butterflies...
Embarrassing. Reds lose 14-0, get swept in doubleheader
The 9th inning of the game was embarrassing. “A whole new level of ugly,” as said by Reds broadcaster John Sadak during the 10-run Brewers inning. Cincinnati never really threatened in the game, but Milwaukee made sure of that as they pounded the Reds pitchers during the final inning to sweep the home team in a day/night doubleheader.
Football Recap: Hilliard Darby Starts Season with Loss on the Road
Hilliard Darby kicked off their season on the road on Friday and hit a couple of potholes. They lost 35-13 to the Anthony Wayne Generals. The Panthers were given a dose of their own medicine in this game as the Generals apparently hadn't forgotten their loss the last time these teams played back in August of 2023.
Ohioans can now have same-day abortions: The Wake Up for Friday, Aug. 30, 2024
Subscribe to the Wake Up, cleveland.com’s free morning newsletter, delivered to your inbox weekdays at 5:30 a.m. Since 1991, Ohio has required a 24-hour waiting period to schedule an abortion. In 1998, the law was updated to require an in-person visit before the period began. If you purchase a...
'They are all dogs.' Texts by execs could haunt Kroger merger with Albertsons
PORTLAND, Ore. − Key to winning antitrust approval of its $25 billion takeover of Albertsons, Kroger plans to sell off 579 stores to what it has described as a “strong competitor,” so there would be no worries about potential monopolies. During testimony in a court hearing over the controversial merger's fate, executives with...
Local arts at the forefront of Upper Arlington's Labor Day Arts Festival
Following a 58-year-old tradition, the city of Upper Arlington will host its annual Labor Day Arts Festival on Monday, Sept. 2. This year, the celebration of local art and artists will feature over 120 artists exhibiting and selling their work across several mediums like photography, painting, jewelry and sculpture. If you're looking...
Man transported after swallowing drugs
Zachary Henry, 36, of Troy, was arrested during a traffic stop Thursday, Aug. 29, and was subsequently transported from the Logan County Jail to Mary Rutan Hospital by Bellefontaine EMS that night after admitting to swallowing fentanyl pills. About 9:30 p.m., officers were on patrol on Township Road 239 near...
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