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Vance condemns student protesters for turning ‘college campuses into garbage dumps’
Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (Ohio) condemned pro-Palestinian protesters for turning “college campuses into garbage dumps” and calling demonstrators “crazy.” Vance joined Fox News’s Laura Ingraham on Tuesday to discuss the start of the school year at Columbia University, where earlier this year, a pro-Palestinian encampment became violent and sparked a nationwide movement…
Museum highlights Ohio’s critical role in the Underground Railroad
CINCINNATI, Ohio (WCMH) — An Ohio attraction is showing the state’s integral role in the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad wasn’t actually underground. It was a system of people, houses, churches and businesses — all working to help those who escaped bondage navigate wooded areas and trails while on their way to freedom in the […]
Hair relaxers with formaldehyde increase cancer risk for women of color
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Women of color are at an increased risk for cancer if they use hair relaxers with formaldehyde. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has proposed a ban on those products, but a ruling has been delayed twice. Many hair relaxers with formaldehyde are still on store shelves. WISH-TV medical expert Dr. Janel […]
Ohio: $66 Million in Marijuana Sold Legally Between August 6 and August 31, Prices Continue to Drop
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information There was over $60 million worth of marijuana and marijuana products sold legally in the first 25 days after legal recreational marijuana sales began in Ohio. According to the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control (DCC), there was $67,320,029 worth of legal marijuana sold between August 6, the start of recreational marijuana sales, and August 31. … Continue reading The post Ohio: $66 Million in Marijuana Sold Legally Between August 6 and August 31, Prices Continue to Drop appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
Ohio initiative prioritizes recovery-friendly workplaces
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — As the state’s population continues to grow, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and his administration are working to ensure everyone has a chance — or second chance — at employment. Changing the culture behind those chances is the goal propelling a new statewide initiative. The state is working to identify “Ohio Recovery […]
Laura Ingraham Tells JD Vance, ‘You’re Really Funny’ While Asking Him About Unfavorable Polling Data
Fox News host Laura Ingraham told JD Vance that he is “really funny” despite the occasional awkward moment on the campaign trail. Since former President Donald Trump chose the Ohio senator to be his running mate in July, Vance has had difficulty connecting with many voters. Multiple polls show the senator with a net negative approval rating, making him the first vice presidential nominee with negative favorables in more than four decades.
Shake Shack to close underperforming central Ohio location
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Shake Shack is closing one of its central Ohio restaurants, among nine locations nationwide the chain is shuttering due to underperformance. The New York-based chain is set to close its restaurant at 1370 Polaris Parkway by Sept. 25, according to recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Polaris eatery […]
Drought conditions could impact fall colors, fire season
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — On average, 1,000 wildfires burn between 4,000 to 5,000 acres of Ohio Department of Natural Resource forest fire protection district land. With fall right around the corner, we are still about a month away until a burn ban goes into effect. However, an extended drought around the state has heightened the […]
Why football Guardian Caps have made their way to Ohio high school teams
CLEVELAND, Ohio — With each college recruiting trip Avon Lake junior tackle Max Riley made in the last two years, he and his father noticed more and more unique padded caps on helmets during practices. The caps, which somewhat resemble an egg carton with their soft bulging pads, got...
New poll gives snapshot into Ohio voters’ minds 2 months out from election
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — With just over two months until Election Day, and a little more than five weeks until early voting begins, a new poll offers a snapshot of how Ohio voters are leaning at the moment. The poll by On Point/Red Eagle Politics/SoCal Strategies surveyed 600 likely voters Saturday and Sunday, breaking down […]
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