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Northeast Ohio business denied insurance claim after losing nearly $45,000 during the historic power outage
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The impact of that historic power outage here in Northeast Ohio is still being felt. At least one local business saying its insurance claim for tens of thousands of dollars has been rejected by its insurance company, Mesa Underwriters Specialty Insurance Company of Pennsylvania. It’s been...
MCDONALD TAKES THE SHOW ON THE ROAD
WARREN OH- McDonald hit the road in Week 1 and delivered a statement win, overpowering Champion with a 35-9 victory. The Blue Devils were firing on all cylinders, dominating from start to finish. The scoring got started in the first quarter when McDonald’s defense forced a fumble that led to...
Man down for the count on Roundwood Road: Hunting Valley Police Blotter
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Outdoors: 3 local DNR officers coming to northwest Ohio parks
After covering two fairly recent large events — Fish Ohio and the Little Portage Wildlife Area Restoration Project — I have come in contact with several Ohio Department of Natural Resources wildlife officers, and I have found them to be helpful, patient, and informative. Earlier this week, eight new officers graduated from their training and were sworn in ready to uphold their duties to serve the public and protect and promote the state’s wildlife resources. The ceremony took place at Deer Creek State Park Lodge & Conference Center last week, according an ODNR news release. These individuals are commissioned peace officers and provide law enforcement services at Ohio’s recreational properties and on its waters, which can be anything from educating a boater on proper safety to enforcing conservation laws. The peace officer training took place at the Ohio State Highway Patrol Training Academy in Columbus.
This is Home: Volunteer firefighter recognized for 50 years of service
WARREN TWP., Ohio (WTAP) - On Thursday, the Warren Township Volunteer Fire Department presented Paul Stacy with a plaque to recognize everything he has done with the department in his 50 years. Chief Mark Wile shared what it means to have someone like Stacy on the team. ”It just shows...
Mostly clear and calm tonight; Sunday brings in more chances for sunshine
Saturday evening looks great for anyone planning some evening plans. Outdoor dinner plans will be in good shape as we continue to see mostly clear skies and overnight lows in the upper 50s. Can’t rule out some river valley across the mountains but any instances will be extremely isolated tonight. Sunday church services will go […]
Chronic Absenteeism: A Crisis Escalating in Northeast Ohio Schools
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -As summer ends and school bells ring, a silent crisis looms over Northeast Ohio schools – chronic absenteeism. 19 Investigator Gabby Hart explores this growing issue that threatens the future of our children. “Is this a crisis? Oh, absolutely, it’s a crisis...” says Hedy Chang, executive...
Ohio Attorney General Sues Brooklyn-Based Home Warranty Operation for Alleged Consumer Deception
Ohio's legal challenge to home warranty provider First Premier Home Warranty and its owner has escalated. Attorney General Dave Yost files a lawsuit accusing them of duping consumers through deceptive business promises. In a statement obtained by the Ohio Attorney General's Office, Yost articulated the contention that Ohio residents are entitled to the services they are promised and paid for, asserting, "Ohioans deserve reliable services when they pay a company their hard-earned money," and adding that "Honest businesses do what they say they're going to do – false promises won't hold up."
Huge Vampire Coven in Ohio Gets Netflix Documentary
Netflix is about to drop a documentary that might show the world that Ohio is more creepy than we thought. And that is saying something. Joshua Rofé, who directed the 2021 Bob Ross doc has now set his sights on a murder mystery that took place in 1994 at a Goth club in Dayton, Ohio. This documentary titled "Vampires in Gem City" allegedly uncovers a vampire coven that's so large that it's only second to New Orleans. Ohio resident and TikToker with nearly 250,000 followers, Brittanstein says that it's not surprising that Ohio is fascinated with the dark side since this relatively small state has far more haunted attractions than any other state in the country.
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