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Ohio abortion clinics are offering same-day procedures with the end of a 24-hour waiting period: Today in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- After a Franklin County judge issued a ruling blocking the state’s 24-hour waiting period before abortions, Ohio clinics have begun offering same-day abortions. We’re talking about the change brought by voters’ embrace of a constitutional right to abortion on Today in Ohio. Listen online...
Pitt Reveals Uniforms for Season Opener Against Kent State
Pitt turned to Gavin Bartholomew to model the uniforms that will be worn in the season opener against Kent State. Pitt will break out a classic uniform combination for Kent State, wearing gold helmets with a blue Cathedral stripe and blue Pitt script, blue jerseys with gold numbers and gold pants with a blue Cathedral stripe down the leg.
Pitt, amid QB competition and RB transition, ready for Kent State
Pitt will look for favorable results in two different competitions on Saturday afternoon when it opens its season against visiting Kent State. In addition to facing the Golden Flashes, the Panthers will continue their quarterback competition between Nate Yarnell and Eli Holstein. Yarnell, a redshirt junior, threw for 595 yards and four touchdowns, with one interception, in four games last season. He appeared to be strides ahead of Holstein at the start of training camp before the redshirt freshman transfer from Alabama closed the gap. "I believe we have two really good quarterbacks -- I really do," Panthers coach Pat...
Man indicted in Ravenna pursuit in stolen KSU vehicle
A grand jury has indicted a Ravenna man on felony charges stemming from allegations he led Ravenna police in a pursuit while driving a vehicle reported stolen from Kent State University. Allan Roy Dluhos, 44, is charged with failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer and grand theft of a motor vehicle. ...
Streetsboro police collecting school supplies at Target on Saturday
Streetsboro police say they will be holding a fill-a-cruiser event to collect school supply donations at the Target store, 1144 State Route 303, on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This article originally appeared on Record-Courier: Streetsboro police collecting school supplies at Target on Saturday
Delivery driver fails to elude robbers in Youngstown
A delivery driver who tried to elude a suspicious car following her tells the police she ended up being the victim of a robbery. The woman told officers she was going to a southside address to deliver packages from a Southern Park Mall store Thursday afternoon when she spotted a silver, four-door sedan following her along Market Street near Sheilds Road.
27-year-old man hurt in crash between semi-truck, bicycle: Akron Police
AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - Akron Police are on the scene of a “serious accident” involving a vehicle and a bicycle, according to a social media post Friday morning. According to a release from Akron Police, officers received calls around 8 a.m. that a 27-year-old man on a bike was left with serious injuries after being struck by a semi-truck.
High School Football Rewind: Scores, highlights from Week 2 action in NE Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The high school football season is rolling full steam ahead into Week 2 after last week’s grand opening. Kirtland kicked off cleveland.com Top 25 action with a big win on Thursday, but the festivities don’t truly begin until Friday night. Check out Week 2...
Farrell man sentenced in drug trafficking case
Quinton Pinkins, a 39-year-old resident of Farrell, has been sentenced to nearly 20 years in federal prison for leading a drug trafficking operation in Mercer County. He was convicted of conspiring to distribute significant amounts of fentanyl, heroin, and cocaine between 2020 and 2021. Despite knowing that his fentanyl dealing had resulted in a customer’s death and another’s hospitalization, Pinkins continued his illegal activities and even expanded them into Erie County. This case, prosecuted by U.S. attorneys Craig Haller and Benjamin Dobkin, was part of an Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force investigation involving multiple federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies. After serving his prison sentence, Pinkins will also be on supervised release for six years.
Fairmount art center pulls back the curtain to feature a new monthly lecture series on Sunday afternoons: Valley Views
CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio -- Do art and technology play well together? Attend a talk 3-4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15 by Rachel Smith, an artist and fabrication manager for the Sears think[box], an innovative makerspace and entrepreneurial center located within Case Western Reserve University. Smith will also share how modern technologies are influencing her own artistic practice in metalsmithing. The event to be held at Fairmount Center for the Arts, 8400 Fairmount Rd. in Russell Township, is part of a monthly “Pull Back the Curtain” speaker series held Sept.-April at FCA. Smith will also share how modern technologies are influencing her own artistic practice in metalsmithing.
Great Clips Overtime Report | Week 2
All Games Start at 7:00 p.m. Unless Otherwise Noted. *Rootstown 0 Champion 0 | 7:30 p.m. Wellsville 0 Madonna, WV 0 | 7:30 p.m. *Maryland School for Deaf 0 Chalker 0 (8 man) Valley Christian 0 Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas 0 | 12:00 p.m. *Western Reserve 0 Garfield Heights Trinity...
Boys Football Roundup – August 30, 2024
OHSAA football scores for August 30, 2024 in Ohio high school sport. Ada defense stifles New Washington Buckeye Cent. A suffocating defense helped Ada handle New Washington Buckeye Cent. 42-0 on Aug. 30 in Ohio football. The first quarter gave Ada a 21-0 lead over New Washington Buckeye Cent. The...
It’s Illegal To Mow Your Lawn Outside Of These Hours In Ohio
While the cooler months are just around the corner in Ohio, there is still plenty of time before we trade lawnmowers for snowblowers. And while we can't always schedule an exact time for lawn maintenance, you could be operating your lawnmower during hours that can get you fined in the Buckeye state.
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