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A 17-year-old from Powell is dead after the car they were driving veered off Klondike Road near Freshwater Road, struck a tree and caught fire Friday night. The teenager, whose identity has not been released, was pronounced dead at the scene. According to NBC4 WCMH-TV, the teen was driving a...
A 12-hour multi-agency enforcement operation in western Franklin County seized 9 kilograms of fentanyl — by far the largest drug seizure in the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office’s Operation Unity series this year — during an effort that also produced 198 traffic stops, 14 arrests and four illegal guns taken off the street, the Sheriff’s Office […]
Another longtime Ohio restaurant has served its final meals after two decades in business. Q2 China Bistro, a popular Chinese restaurant in the Columbus area, permanently closed its doors October…
DAYTON, Ohio — Ohio’s new kindergarten cutoff has some families making plans they never expected. Starting this school year, children generally need to turn 5-years-old by their district’s first day of school to enter kindergarten. But when a child misses the deadline and backup plans fall through, families can face some difficult choices.
Brian Shaffer, 27, was last seen on April 1, 2006, at the Ugly Tuna Saloona in Columbus, Ohio, after a night out with friends.
WARREN, Ohio — It’s been more than a week since the Morton Salt mine in Fairport Harbor discovered enough water in the mine to force its closure and the layoff of workers. Multiple counties around the state have orders of salt from that mine and are watching closely in case they can no longer count on their delivery.
A county that Ohio Republicans counted on for generations voted blue on November 3. Delaware County, long a mainstay for the GOP, carried both of Ohio’s top Democratic candidates and elected what its Democratic chair says is the first Democrat to countywide office in more than 50 years, the Columbus Dispatch reported. Governor-elect Amy Acton […]
SUNBURY, OH — Big Walnut overcame a sluggish opening quarter before turning on the jets Friday night, scoring 37 unanswered points to defeat Louisville 37-7 in the Division II, Region 7 quarterfinals. Behind a monster performance from junior running back Nolan Buirley and a defense that shut down the Leopards, the second-seeded Golden Eagles improved to 11-0 and advanced to the regional semifinals.
One Ohio butcher counter sells freezer meat in numbered boxes. You can order Box #1 like it’s a drive-thru combo, then haul home weeks of family dinners. I love that kind of no-fuss shopping, especially for parents feeding hungry kids. Bulk bundles from a local shop can mean custom cuts, fresher meat, and a lower price per pound than the supermarket.
Druski starred in an “SNL” sketch celebrating the election of Ohio’s first Black U.S. senator. There’s just one problem.
Ohio State University has placed a fraternity on temporary suspension while it investigates an incident in which two individuals were apparently set on fire over the weekend. In a statement to The Dispatch , part of the USA TODAY Network, Ohio State spokesperson Ben Johnson said the university placed the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity on interim suspension after a video circulated on social media showing people on fire. “The university is aware of this extremely concerning incident, and the individuals in question are receiving needed medical care," Johnson said in a statement. "Ohio State has placed the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity on interim suspension pending a full investigation, and the university has made referrals to law enforcement.” Local police in Columbus, Ohio said the incident appears to have taken place on Saturday, Nov. 7th. Police did not receive any calls that night in the area where the party is believed to have taken place, they said in a statement. The Columbus Division of Police did receive a call on Nov. 8 about the video circulating online and were alerted to it by the university. Police are investigating whether any criminal acts occurred, they said in the statement. What happened in
Most retirement advice sounds like it was written by someone who has never actually tried to retire. Van Wert, Ohio is quietly proving all of that advice wrong, one affordable, genuinely pleasant day at a time. Let’s start with the basic premise here. Somewhere between Toledo and Fort Wayne,...
An annual study by Unscramblerer.com revealed that Worcestershire sauce was the most mispronounced word in the United States for 2026, while Ohioans struggled most with the word spaghetti.
Searching for hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Ohio that serve food so good it stops you in your tracks?. These 8 restaurants dish out unforgettable flavors and the kind of warm, welcoming atmosphere that keeps you coming back!. 1. Slyman’s Restaurant and Deli (Cleveland) Slyman’s Restaurant and Deli on St. Clair...
Some sandwiches are easy to eat. Others make you wonder how you’re supposed to take the first bite without half the filling landing on your plate. Ohio has quite a few delis that seem to enjoy giving customers that particular challenge. And when it comes to corned beef, some of these places are remarkably generous with their portions.
Ground was broken Saturday, Nov. 7, in Mason for the Cincinnati Ohio Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, moving Ohio’s third temple into its construction phase nearly three months after the state’s second operating temple was dedicated in Cleveland, according to Church News and the Church’s official newsroom. Elder Alan T. […]
The No. 12 Ohio State Buckeyes are in uncharted territory under head coach Ryan Day, and he made it clear after Saturday’s loss that nobody’s job is safe. Ohio State blew a 14-0 lead and watched the No. 23 Oregon Ducks score 38 straight points on their way to a 41-28 win at Ohio Stadium. It was the Buckeyes’ second straight loss and their third of the season — the most they’ve ever had in a season during Day’s eight years in charge.
Ohio State, the preseason favorite, has lost two regular-season games in a row for the first time since 2011.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — As Ohio prepares to observe Veterans Day on November 11, businesses, cultural landmarks, and service providers across the state are rolling out a wide range of free meals, complimentary admissions, and complimentary services to honor active-duty military personnel and military veterans. The annual gestures aim to...
Ben Goehner, 27, says rural America's housing crisis can be solved through vertically integrated building.
