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State legislators compare redistricting processes as Ohio's process heads to the ballot
CHICAGO — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine doesn’t think the state redistricting process works, suggesting Ohio follows a similar process to Iowa, so Ohio Democratic legislators discussed redistricting plans with their peers from the Hawkeye state. “I am very proud of Ohio people for coming up with a very unique plan that has pulled together some of the best practices from Iowa and from other states that they believe is going to produce a very Ohio-unique plan that will truly give Ohio citizens a redistricting plan that represents its population in a very fair way,” Iowa state Sen. Pam Jochum (D.,...
Local dispensaries see sky-high sales 2 weeks after recreational marijuana hits shelves
In the second week, there were more than $10.9 million in sales, making for a total of nearly $22.5 million in sales in the first two weeks. "We're seeing probably on some days maybe five or 10 times more customers than we're used to," said Brandon Pollock, CEO of Theory Wellness in Sherwood.
Center for Entrepreneurship hosts Ohio Invention League’s Honda State Finals
The Ohio Invention League's Honda State Finals brought together 170 student inventors from all over Ohio to the Convocation Center at Ohio University. The Center for Entrepreneurship hosted the event, showcasing the innovative problem-solving abilities of K-12 students. The Center for Entrepreneurship at Ohio University has a voice that speaks...
OhioHealth adopts new anesthetic gas that reduces emissions
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — OhioHealth announced on Tuesday that it is replacing its inhaled anesthetic gas with a different one that is better for the environment, becoming the first health system in Central Ohio to do so. Desflurane, anan inhaled anesthetic gas, has been used in many of Ohio...
Milford is starting to plan for climate change. Here's what that looks like
Conversation creeps into the Milford City Building’s main hallway on a July morning. Pass the hazmat training happening in a room on the right, walk toward the tax office and arrive at the source of the sound – a small conference room where every seat around the long, mahogany table is filled.
Ohio school districts use surveillance software to monitor student devices
This story mentions suicide. If you or someone you know needs support now call, text or chat the 988 Lifeline. Ohio’s largest school district recently started using surveillance software on students’ devices. Columbus City Schools partnered with Gaggle — a Texas-based student safety technology company that provides constant surveillance — at the end of last […]
TWO BODIES FOUND IN OHIO RIVER Within 14 Hours, Police Investigating Possible Homicides
Two Bodies have been discovered in the Ohio River within 14 hours of each other. Boaters discovered the first corpse near the Purple People Bridge on Friday evening, triggering an urgent police investigation. Only a few hours later, on Saturday morning, police were summoned back when a second corpse was discovered near Brent Spence Bridge.
Kira K Heads From Allentown To Cincinnati AC.
Kira K has been named afternoon host at Cumulus Media AC “Warm 98.5” WRRM Cincinnati, effective Tuesday, Sept. 3. She comes to the station from co-owned “Cat Country 96” WCTO Allentown, PA, where she co-hosted mornings. She succeeds Jim Day, who moved to mornings on classic hits sister WGRR Cincinnati (103.5) in January.
Centerville and Cincinnati Sycamore finish in a tie
Centerville and Cincinnati Sycamore proved to be evenly matched after they battled to a 2-2 knot in an Ohio boys soccer matchup on Aug. 20. The two teams dueled to an even start, with Centerville and Cincinnati Sycamore settling for a 2-2 first-half knot. Neither squad scored in the final...
With less than 50 days to register, November election heating up around Cincinnati
CINCINNATI — Both presidential campaigns see reason to feel upbeat as the election season moves closer to Labor Day. Republicans have won the state in the last two elections. Democrats have found a new bounce in their step. With just 11 weeks left before the votes are counted, both...
Big 12 Football preview 2024: Predicted winner, hot seat watch, Heisman chances
The Big 12 is proving irrefutably that there is strength in numbers. Despite being at 10 schools for a while in the wake of four of its schools leaving for other conferences in 2012, the Big 12 has embodied a never-say-die attitude in the decade-plus since. It added four former Group of Five powers last year, and then gained the four Four Corners universities with the death of the Pac-12.
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