Ohio
Will we get these new machines in time for the 2018 elections? That is one of the main questions after it was reported that the Ohio Senate approved a $115 million bill that would replace voting machines in the state. What we know is that all counties would split the cost to replace their preferred method […]
Due to a CDC notice the supermarket chain is voluntarily recalling romaine lettuce. Giant Eagle is recalling any food items containing romaine lettuce due to a CDC alert. The alert came after an Arizona supplier found shipments of lettuce containing E. Coli. E. Coli is a bacterium that causes a diarrheal illness often with bloody […]
If you’ve been considering getting yourself a dog or cat, this weekend would be the perfect time to do so. The Franklin County Dog Shelter is waiving all of their adoption fees this weekend, in hopes of adopting out their surplus of dogs. Summer is just around the corner, and Columbus has seen some very […]
With early game struggles the Blue Jackets were able to pull away with the win. The Columbus Blue Jackets were able to win Game 1 against the Washington Capitals in an exciting 4-3 finished in overtime. Real talk, we were looking like a hot mess and allowed the Capitals to take a 2-0 lead in […]
A Toledo police sergeant has been arrested and charged with soliciting sexual favors on Backpage. Sgt. Mack Collins of Maumee, Ohio, has been charged with soliciting after an undercover arrest was made at the Hilton in Easton on March 24. Police say that Leavell responded to a Backpage ad, posted by an undercover detective, offering […]
The city is planning a creative way to enforce stricter gun laws without overriding state law. Upper Arlington city officials want to implement tighter gun laws to keep their city safe. Current Ohio law states that cities may not pass laws that would override the open-carry law. “I know that council as a whole wants […]
New parking program set to relieve the headache when parking in the Short North. The Short North Alliance is starting a new parking program that will allow you to park in the Short North for just $1. It is a six-month program that allows selected businesses to give their customers a parking validation that can […]
The Jackets begin their run to the Stanley Cup. We are so proud to see our Columbus Blue Jackets go for a run for the Stanley Cup. The Washington Capitals are the first team in our way. Columbus Blue Jackets head coach John Tortorella talked about getting the lineup just right in time for the […]
Daniel Birdsall, an OSU student, died Thursday night after a fall from an upper level of the six-story South Union parking garage on campus. Birdsall was a criminology and criminal justice major. Authorities have not commented on his age or what year he was in. Local university police and paramedics received a call on a […]
If April showers bring May flowers, what the heck does April snow bring? We have had about enough of this slow start to spring. More bad news as the weekend is predicted to have more snow come our way. A cold front will be covering Central Ohio and some areas can see a few inches […]
“These are just sensible changes that should keep people safer,” says Ohio State Representative Michael Henne. Last month, Henne introduced legislation containing changes to Ohio gun and background check laws. The changes include a law that would “enable … judges to temporarily strip gun rights from people who show warning signs of violence.” Should the reform […]
The Columbus Police Department has confirmed that there was a body discovered during a water rescue in Worthington. This incident was discovered this morning at the corners of Fox and Warner Lane. According to Jackie Orozco of WSYX6, “Police say man was underwater for 30min. This happened at Fox Lane in Worthington. Neighbors say they […]