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Ohio regulators: Marijuana sellers can't give out food from ice cream truck
CINCINNATI (WKRC/AP) - Handing out food and drinks from an ice cream truck is off limits for marijuana businesses in Ohio, according to state regulators. So is an online promotion saying, “Can you take me higher?”. Ohio's Division of Cannabis Control has proposed fines totaling $212,000 against five businesses...
Push continues to reduce Ohio property taxes
(The Center Square) — After a proposed constitutional amendment was denied a chance to go before voters and several bills in the state legislature have stalled, Ohio Democrats are pushing for property tax changes. Some residents across the state show 40%-50% property tax increases this year and taxes jumped more than 20% between 2019 and 2023. Recently, Democrats blamed the Republican-led Legislature for failing to take action. ...
Red Lobster to close another Ohio restaurant after bankruptcy
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Red Lobster is rejecting the lease for another Ohio restaurant, adding to the list of locations in the state that court documents say are closing after the company filed for bankruptcy. The Orlando, Florida-based seafood chain’s restaurant at 17227 Southpark Center in Strongsville is one of 23 locations across the nation […]
Welcome to the world of 'Fresh Hell,' a horror film trilogy produced and shot in Ohio
For a short time on an Ohio Christmas tree farm in 2022, the landscape was filled with blood-curdling screams, violent exorcisms, entrail-shredding werewolves and gory carnage. The masterminds behind it all? ...
Lawmakers question JobsOhio’s contract renewal request 14 years before it expires
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A private entity called JobsOhio, which gets its millions of dollars of funding through the state, is looking to ensure continuity in funding 14 years before its contract expires. The Ohio Controlling Board needs to approve it, but members on both sides of the aisle have pushed for deferral on the […]
Democrats send malpractice charges at AG Yost
(The Center Square) — Democrats on the Ohio Ballot Board have leveled malpractice allegations against Attorney General Dave Yost and say Secretary of State Frank LaRose has acted overly partisan about a proposed constitutional amendment on the November ballot. The amendment would change how the state establishes congressional and statehouse districts, removing the process from the Ohio Redistricting Commission — a political group made up of five Republicans and two Democrats — and putting into the hands of a non-political citizen committee made up of...
Drought impacts families with well water systems
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP)—The drought we have been experiencing over the past weeks has impacted many residents in West Virginia and Ohio. Farmers, workers, residents, and many others have had to change their lifestyles because of the lack of water. For many, their well water systems have dried up, making...
Stackable apartments could be the quick fix for Central Ohio's housing shortage
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A new type of housing development is coming to the east side of Columbus. Think of it like LEGOS. Massive blocks of steel are stacked together to create an apartment building. Brad DeHays, founder of Connect Real Estate, said the stackable, modular housing concept allows...
Ohio Supreme Court shoots down PUCO’s delay tactic that’s cost utility customers hundreds of millions
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Supreme Court disallowed the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio’s practice of granting itself extra time to reconsider its rulings – a custom that, by one calculation, has cost Ohio ratepayers $273 million since 2009. The Supreme Court’s 4-2 ruling on Tuesday came...
How Project 2025’s education policies mirror Ohio bills and universal private school vouchers
Editor's note: This article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal. From universal private school vouchers to stripping away diversity and inclusion requirements, censoring classrooms, and targeting LGBTQ students — some of Ohio’s education laws and bills mirror the goals outlined for a second Trump administration in Project 2025.
Pennsylvania couple claims Ohio dealership preyed upon disabilities to sell faulty van
PITTSBURGH — A Butler County family is looking for answers after they say they were preyed upon by an Ohio car dealership. News affiliate KDKA spoke with Lisa and Scott Geibel, who are now out $11,000 for a transport van they describe as “essentially a paperweight.” According to KDKA, the Geibels were searching for a […]
Ohioans canvass to spread word about Issue 1 ballot initiative
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio voters will start heading to the polls in 42 days for early voting and Election Day is now only 70 days away, which means campaigns are ramping up to be full speed ahead after Labor Day. There is only one state issue on the ballot this fall, called Issue 1, […]
As college football season starts, bipartisan pair of Ohio lawmakers push for streaming restrictions
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Editor's note: This article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal. This Saturday, Ohio State kicks off its college football season against the University of Akron. And whether you’re rooting for the Buckeyes or the Zips, you’ll be able to watch the game on CBS. To the average football fan, that’s really all that’s important. But in an increasingly fractured media landscape, that’s looking less and less certain.
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