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ODOT reports fewer crashes where traffic signs have been replaced with radar-based technology
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Ohio Department of Transportation’s ongoing effort to improve safety at intersections by using radar technology instead of traditional street signs is showing results. For a decade now, ODOT has been replacing “prepare to stop when flashing” signs with advanced radar-based detection systems at intersections across...
Ohio lawsuit seeks rewrite of redistricting ballot language dubbed ‘biased, inaccurate, deceptive’
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Ohio Supreme Court should step in on behalf of voters and order a rewrite of ballot language for a fall redistricting measure that “may be the most biased, inaccurate, deceptive, and unconstitutional” the state has ever seen, argues a lawsuit filed late Monday.
Ohio Supreme Court to rule on divorced couple’s battle over IVF-created embryos
Watch a previous NBC4 report on IVF treatment in Ohio in the video player above. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Ohio Supreme Court will decide whether a Summit County man can prevent his ex-wife from becoming pregnant using embryos the couple created through in vitro fertilization before their divorce. Ohio’s top court is taking up […]
When is summer over? Autumn approaches. What to know about the changing of the seasons
The signs of autumn's approach are starting -- students are returning to school, college students in Ohio are moving into their dorms, football season is approaching and the weather is turning a bit colder from time to time. So, how much summer do we have left? Here's a look. When is the first day...
This year's most expensive congressional race stars an immigrant who says migrants "destroyed" Ohio cities
As the elections get closer, several Senate seats are still wide open. At least three of them are so tight, in fact, that three Democratic senators have decided to skip the Democratic convention altogether, preferring to sit back in their states and strengthen their position come November. One of them...
Ohio Department of Aging to host assisted living feedback forum in BG on Tuesday
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (WTVG) - The Ohio Department of Aging announced it be hosting an in-person, assisted living feedback forum in Bowling Green this week. The forum will take place on Aug. 20 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Wood County Senior Center located at 140 S. Grove Street.
Columbus and Dayton settle suit with Ohio over gun-background checks
A previous report can be seen in the player above. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A lawsuit over gun background checks in Ohio has been settled nearly four years after the cities of Columbus and Dayton sued the state. The office of Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein announced Monday a settlement has been reached to improve […]
Frank LaRose and the ballot board plan to deceive you on gerrymandering. Don’t let them. Today in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The GOP-controlled Ohio Ballot Board approved ballot language that critics say is unfairly loaded to persuade voters against the proposed redistricting amendment. We’re talking LaRose’s 873-word loaded summary and how voters will react on Today in Ohio. Listen online here. Editor Chris Quinn hosts our...
Findlay Police Department Welcomes New Officer
Adam Bour was sworn in Monday morning by Mayor Muryn. Bour, 27, is a graduate of Hopewell Loudon High School. He attended Tiffin University and graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice. Bour received his Basic Peace Officer Training Academy at Owens Community College, earning his OPOTA certification.
TARTA promotes National Week Without Driving Challenge
When Tim Tegge accepted a job offer from the Sight Center of Northwest Ohio, the legally blind Bowling Green resident hadn’t considered how he was going to commute to the agency’s Toledo offices. Fortunately a neighbor referred him to a third person who worked at the Area Office on Aging of Northwest Ohio and has provided his regular ride to and from work for the nine years since then. A vast number of the Sight Center’s clients don’t drive, and many depend on public transportation to get around, Mr. Tegge said Tuesday morning during a Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority news conference announcing a new effort to promote transit ridership and awareness, the National Week Without Driving Challenge. Laura Koprowski, TARTA’s chief executive officer, said agency officials learned about the campaign, which encourages people to park their cars for a up to a week and explore other ways to get around, at a transit convention last spring and decided to bring it to Toledo.
‘Bikers & Brewers’ is theme for August slow roll
The City of Bowling Green Bicycle Safety Commission’s next slow roll will be “Bikers and Brewers.” Participants should meet on Sunday, Aug. 25t at 2 p.m. at Arlyn’s, 520 Hankey Ave. This leisurely ride will include stops at all of BG’s local breweries: Arlyn’s, Brewing Green,...
Gibsonburg Golden Bears | Big Board Friday Countdown
GIBSONBURG, Ohio — Gibsonburg overview:. 2023 Record: 5-5 (Missed Playoffs) Head Coach: Joe Wyant (5th year) Spencer Waugaman, Senior DL (2nd Team All-SBC) Antonio Salazar, Senior DL (2nd Team All-SBC) Camden Mooney, Senior LB (2nd Team All-SBC) Luke Foster, Junior TE (2nd Team All-SBC) Jett Linton, Junior OL (2nd...
BGSU professor nationally recognized for contributions to medical laboratory science profession
A Bowling Green State University professor has been nationally recognized among the best in the medical laboratory science profession after being named to the American Society for Clinical Pathology’s prestigious Top 40 Under Forty list for 2024. As a member of the quality and innovative faculty at BGSU, Jessica...
Catawba Island-to-Port Clinton Operation Lollipop Drop brings drone deliveries closer
CATAWBA ISLAND ― Operation Lollipop Drop was a success. A drone carrying a box of Spangler Candy Dum-Dum lollipops took the first official flight across Lake Erie with cargo from Catawba Island to Put-in-Bay on Friday afternoon. ...
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