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Even with legal recreational marijuana in Ohio, the price difference between states will always turn heads. Data shows some Ohioans save around $70 or more driving to Michigan to purchase weed. But, a new law now changes what happens once they cross back over state lines… MORE: Ohio Cannabis Law Update 2026: 10 Major Changes […]
Ohio bill aims to curb social media's addictive design & impact on mental health, with potential changes like warning labels & limits on features.
A decision on when Whitehall voters will weigh in on a potential leadership shakeup is still up in the air… After a lengthy (and at times heated) meeting Tuesday night, Whitehall City Council adjourned without setting a date for recall elections involving Mayor Michael Bivens and councilmembers Lori Elmore and Amy Harcar – despite being […]
Ohio mourns the loss of L. Helen Rankin, a barrier-breaking leader who made history as the first Black woman elected to the Ohio House of Representatives. She died March 22nd at 89. Born in Georgia, September 12, 1936, Rankin made Cincinnati her home, attending the University of Cincinnati to study business administration before building a […]
Passenger makes bomb threat on Frontier flight, forcing diversion and investigation by FBI and Atlanta police.
A new piece of legislation at the Statehouse could change how Ohio residents obtain their driver’s licenses… House Bill 753, introduced by Jean Schmidt, would require all driver’s license exams in Ohio to be administered strictly in English. The proposal directs the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles to conduct both written and driving tests without […]
New Edition Honored with Legacy Award, March 26 Proclaimed “New Edition Day” in Hamilton County It was a powerful and unforgettable moment in Cincinnati as Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece honored one of R&B’s most influential groups, New Edition, with a prestigious Legacy Award from the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame. They were celebrated […]
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Ohio overhauls marijuana laws, restricting intoxicating hemp products to licensed dispensaries and capping statewide locations.
Seven deputies sued Afroman, claiming parody songs and videos he recorded using home surveillance footage of the raid caused them and their family members to be publicly ridiculed and harassed.
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The Cincinnati Reds made a surprising roster move by reassigning right handed pitcher Tejay Antone to minor league camp just over a week before MLB Opening Day. The decision caught some fans off guard, especially considering Antone’s past success at the major league level and the potential many believed he could still bring to the […]