Oberlin
LATEST NEWS
Heat index of 100 degrees possible Tuesday, Wednesday in northern Ohio
After several days of mild, even fall-like, temperatures, this week will see temperatures soar to the 90s, with the heat index reaching the 100-degree mark in parts of northern Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. There's also a slight chance of periodic thunderstorms for the first part of the...
Heat Wave to Sizzle Across Ohio with Potential for Severe Storms, NWS Cleveland Advises Caution
As Ohioans brace themselves for yet another testament to the wild heart of summer's end, the National Weather Service in Cleveland has delivered the forecast that marks the return of significant heat. Heat and humidity, the insistent duo of late summer patterns, are set to build through the beginning of the work week, an official discussion by NWS Cleveland states.
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.
Watchdog raises alarm about politically connected Ohio coal plant
MARTY SCHLADEN, Ohio Capital Journal — A “super-polluter” coal plant along the Ohio River is losing money and faces a hefty environmental liability, according to a recent report. Since it’s owned by a politically connected private equity fund, an obvious question arises: Will taxpayers be left holding the bag?
Dr Amy Acton guest at local Democratic picnic, says she ‘strongly’ considers running for Ohio governor
Several special guests made an appearance at the Mahoning County Democratic Party's annual picnic and family fun night Friday at the Maronite Center's Recreation Pavillion.
Ohio finds 597 noncitizens who voted or registered in recent elections, a fraction of its electorate
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio’s elections chief on Wednesday referred for possible prosecution 597 apparent noncitizens who either registered to vote or cast a ballot in a recent election — a higher number than he normally finds but still a tiny fraction of the state’s electorate. Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose said that of those […] The post Ohio finds 597 noncitizens who voted or registered in recent elections, a fraction of its electorate appeared first on The Tribune.
Yost wants Supreme Court to stop emissions regulations
(The Center Square) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is joining the fight to stop the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency from increasing restrictions on coal-fired power plants. Yost filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, asking it to pause a federal rule that forces states and power plants to comply with what he calls unrealistic and unlawful regulations aimed at air pollution. There are four coal-fired power plants in...
Comets Gameday for August 24th
Tickets: $3.00: Online Presale. Cash and Credit are accepted at the Game. Tickets: $6.00: Online Presale. Cash and Credit are accepted at the Game. Tickets: $6.00: Online Presale. Cash and Credit are accepted at the Game. Seniors are Free with SWC Senior Citizen Pass. Livestream: Comets Live YouTube Channel. Road...
North Ridgeville has a hotspot for coffee, but only once a month
NORTH RIDGEVILLE – The best cup of coffee in North Ridgeville may just be at 7307 Avon Belden Road. A nifty little place that has been serving up hot coffee and conversation for years, but many have not heard of it. It’s North Ridgeville City Hall council chambers and...
Woman angry while searching for DoorDash driver: Rocky River Police Blotter
On Aug. 8 a woman was reported driving around the neighborhood and then getting out of her car to start yelling and cursing at people. Officers found the 2015 Ford Escape driven by the 57-year-old Olmsted Township woman. She told officers that she was looking for her DoorDash driver when a woman started to harass her. The caller and another witness said that they noticed the Escape driving through the neighborhood and they asked if she needed help with anything when the driver exited the car and started yelling at them, calling them names, and accusing them of harassing her, prompting the call to the police department. While identifying the driver, officers discovered she did not have a valid driver’s license. She was cited for disorderly conduct and no driver’s license.
USO Lounge at Cleveland Hopkins airport closing next month
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The USO lounge at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport will close next month, as the organization works “to optimize our operations and better meet the needs of the military,” according to a spokeswoman. The lounge, located on the baggage-claim level of the airport, provides a...
Welcome Home Festival brings live worship to The Brickyard
MANSFIELD — Damien Beauford is passionate about bringing people together and promoting healing in the community. So when he saw how the Final Friday concert series galvanizes downtown, he got inspired. “Final Friday happens down here and it’s awesome,” Beauford said. “(I thought) ‘How can we do something down...
Warren City Council unanimously votes to support up $3 million from commissioners to save hospitals
Warren City Council met Friday to discuss the looming closure of two hospitals owned by Steward Health in Trumbull County. This meeting came less than 30 minutes after Trumbull County Commissioners met to discuss the same matter. At that meeting, commissioners passed a motion to write a conditional letter of...
Bat tests positive for rabies in Massillon, health department says
MASSILLON − A bat found in the city has tested positive for the rabies virus. The animal has been euthanized and is no longer a threat to public health, the city's health department said Friday in a news release. The department said it recommends residents to be on alert and avoid any...
It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:
Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.