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More people turn to food bank after violent storms knock out power in Northeast Ohio
The Greater Cleveland Food Bank has seen an increase in demand over the last few days after severe Northeast Ohio storms left many without power for days. The Community Resource Center, the food bank’s food market, has especially seen higher numbers of people served over the past five to seven days, said Karen Pozna, the food bank’s director of communications.
Ohio taxpayers could claim unborn children as dependents, under new legislation
COLUMBUS, Ohio—Expectant parents in Ohio would be allowed to claim their unborn child as a dependent on their state income-tax return under newly introduced legislation in the Ohio House. Proponents say the measure would help Ohio parents afford the cost of a new baby, though critics say it’s a...
Ohio farmers and consumers grow anxious about status of Farm Bill
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The words “Farm Bill” may not grab your attention, especially if you do not own or work on a farm. But the Farm Bill will, in some way, affect every American. At the moment, farmers and consumers alike share anxieties about the bill’s future. “Food security is national security. Farm Bill […]
Ohio’s trans healthcare ban can go into effect, Franklin County judge rules
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A Franklin County judge ruled on Tuesday that a contested Ohio law banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth can now go into effect after being on hold for several months. Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Michael Holbrook said in the Tuesday decision that House Bill 68 does not violate several Ohio […]
Casa del Taco of Chillicothe sells 18,000 tacos during 40th anniversary event
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — Casa del Taco, a local restaurant in Chillicothe, celebrated its 40th anniversary this week by offering tacos for just 40 cents each. The special event, held on Tuesday, August 13, saw the popular eatery sell over 18,000 tacos across both of its locations. In addition to the milestone celebration, the restaurant announced that all proceeds from the promotion will be donated to the United Way of Ross County.
True Value hardware store in Salem closing, hosting closing sale
True Value Hardware in Salem will soon be closing its doors and is giving customers the opportunity to take advantage of some last-minute savings. 21 News has not confirmed a date for the closure at this time, but our crews on site observed a sign advertising a closing sale stating "everything must go." The sign states that only the Salem location is closing.
2024 preview: Newcomerstown poised for a big season with key players returning
The start of the 2024 Ohio high school football season is right around the corner. Most teams open Week 1 on Friday, Aug. 23, with a handful playing their season opener on Thursday, Aug. 22. This week, we are holding our own kind of two-a-days with previews on two teams released each day. Here is one...
Kentucky AG, top deputy recused from addiction treatment company investigated by FBI
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman recused himself from all matters involving Addiction Recovery Care, shortly before the FBI announced it is investigating the company for potential health care fraud.
Findlay hosting regional Ohio Mayors Alliance meeting on Thursday
LIMA, OH (WLIO) - Mayors from across the state of Ohio will be gathering in Findlay on Thursday to address several important issues. Education, housing, and public safety will top the list at the Ohio Mayors Alliance regional meeting hosted by Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn. Lima Mayor Sharetta Smith will be in attendance representing the city and says that while these issues are present across the state, they vary in each municipality.
Dublin City Schools' High School Plan Overruled by City's 'Envision Dublin' Development Strategy Bipartisan Support Grows in Ohio for Tax Cut Proposal for Tipped Workers
The Dublin Planning and Zoning Commission has rejected Dublin City Schools' proposal to convert the Cardinal Health headquarters into a new high school, as reported by NBC4i. The plan, which had Dublin City Schools settle on a purchase agreement for the 250,000 square-foot building at 7200 Cardinal Place, clashed with the city's broader vision, detailed in the "Envision Dublin" community plan. Implemented on August 1, the plan outlines a different trajectory for the city's development than the one proposed by the school district.
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