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Ohio Woman Finally Arrested After Evading Police For Allegedly Stealing $1.5M From Medicaid
Police have found and arrested an Ohio woman following her indictment for medical fraud. Janay Corbitt allegedly stole $1.5 million from Ohio Medicaid. According to WDTN, the 36-year-old has evaded authorities for months. In May, a Franklin County grand jury initially indicted her on eight felony counts. However, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost disclosed that Corbitt has been located and is currently detained in Texas. Her charges include medical fraud, aggravated theft, and forgery. Yost’s Health Care Fraud Unit uncovered Corbitt’s scheme, which included identity theft. She allegedly stole multiple identities to launch her two fake behavioral health counseling agencies...
With the voting process done, Ohio delegation excited for Democratic convention
In 1968, Democrats gathered in Chicago to nominate Vice President Hubert Humphrey as their presidential candidate after President Lyndon B. Johnson decided not to run for re-election, Robert F. Kennedy was shot, and anti-Vietnam War protests grew. Fifty-six years later, Democrats will gather again in Chicago again under very similar circumstances. For many delegates, this was not the convention they had envisioned. “I was confident in Biden, but I was concerned after he got COVID and the debate happened,” Erika White, a delegate for the 9th District, said. “I don’t want to diminish the work that he’s done, I think he’s done an excellent job ... but this is a whole other path with a new candidate and new excitement.”
Ohio lawmaker: Vance ‘not good for Ohio’ and ‘not good for America’
Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio) went after her fellow Ohioan and current Republican vice presidential nominee, Sen. JD Vance, saying he “is not good for Ohio” in an interview Saturday. “JD Vance is not good for Ohio, he’s not good for America, he doesn’t fight for the everyday people,” Beatty said on “The Katie Phang Show”…
Giant 'Super Load' Tank Heads to Intel Plant in Licking County, Ohio with Scheduled Stops in Chillicothe and Rickenbacker
The journey of the latest "super load" is set to commence on August 22 as part of an ongoing project to transport essential components to the new Intel plant in Licking County, Ohio. This sixteenth load, a sizable tank, is scheduled to embark from Adams County, with the Ohio Department of Transportation confirming the route to New Albany. The tank is a behemoth, towering at 19’1” and spreading 16’1” wide, with a length of 197 feet and a weight of 395,450 pounds.
Revealed: Simone Biles' 'Penniless' Biological Mom Living in Poverty as She Flaunts Birkins, Range Rover and Multi-Million Dollar Texas Mansion
Simone Biles' biological mom is opening up about living an opposite life from her Olympian daughter. While the 27-year-old relishes in her world championships and brand deals, Shanon Biles lives in near poverty in Columbus, Ohio.Simone and the woman who gave her life have been largely estranged since the athlete's grandparents took her in at three years old. Shanon claimed the two talked briefly on occasion but that her famous child hadn't sent her any money to improve her circumstances. "Of course I would accept her help," Shanon told Daily Mail in a recent interview about Simone, who is worth...
ABCs of Ross County: Paints
CHILLICOTHE— From Adena Mansion to Zane's Trace Ross County is filled with a rich history. When looking at the ABCs of Ross County the P stands for the Paints. The Chillicothe Paints are a summer baseball team that currently plays at the Veterans Administration Memorial Stadium in Chillicothe. The Paints have been a charter...
Connecting with COSI: New dinosaur exhibit opening soon
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — COSI is opening a new exhibit this fall and it will focus on one of the most well-known dinosaurs. “T-Rex: The Ultimate Predator” will be a new traveling exhibition for COSI that opens on Nov. 2. NBC4’s Monica Day joined COSI’s Joe Wood to get an early sneak peek of what […]
Fifth-year senior chosen to wear the Block O jersey for the Ohio State football team
One of the coolest recent traditions that the Ohio State football team started is the wearing of the Block O jersey. The player who gets to where it is someone who is chosen by the rest of his teammates. Jonathan Cooper, Thayer Munford, and Xavier Johnson are just some of the players who have gotten to wear it.
Bellaire Big Reds: 2024 High School Football Preview
It’s a new area in Bellaire. The spirit, pride, and tradition of nearly a century of football were on full display as the community had their first look at Nelson Field under the lights. Now, as exciting as that evening was, this team hopes to bring the home-town fans something even more special. The Bigs […]
Mount Vernon council supports Vietnam vet’s quest to pre-book veterans banners
MOUNT VERNON — Tom Wise wants to fly veterans banners for Memorial Day 2025 and 2026 in honor of 14 Knox County servicemen killed in Vietnam. However, the downtown merchants group will not allow him to pre-book. The banners were displayed on South Main Street for Veterans Day in...
Go-Ahead Entry: The Technology Revolutionizing Ohio’s Football and Baseball Stadiums
In the heart of Ohio, where sports are more than just a pastime but a way of life, a new technology is transforming the experience for fans attending football and baseball games. Known as Go-Ahead Entry, this cutting-edge system is changing the way spectators enter stadiums, making it quicker, safer, and more efficient than ever before.
Circleville Elks Lodge Donates $2,500 to Support Ted Lewis Park Renovations
Circleville, Ohio — Circleville’s Elks Lodge No. 77 has made a significant contribution to the Friends of Ted Lewis Park with a $2,500 donation. The check was presented by Wes Riley (left) to Larry Logan, chairman of the Friends of Ted Lewis Park, on [date]. The donation is...
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