WASHINGTON, D.C. — As the federal government shutdown continues, more than 750,000 civilian federal employees — including 83,000 in Ohio…
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Multiple Ohio Schools Closed Wednesday Due to Electrical Issues
Several schools in Springfield will remain closed Wednesday after heavy rains caused electrical problems, the Springfield City School District announced.…
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Kristi Noem Says Senator Was ‘Manhandled’ by DHS Agents Because He ‘Attacked’ Her
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem revisited her heated encounter with Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) on Tuesday, claiming the senator was…
Read MoreBibb Plans Second-Term Housing Reforms Amid Affordability Crisis
Some of Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb’s biggest first-term headlines stemmed from his housing initiatives — from cracking down on absentee…
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Mercy Health Warns It May Drop Humana Medicaid and Medicare Advantage Plans
For the second time in just over a week, another major Ohio health care network is warning patients with Humana…
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Suspected Narcotics, Firearms, and Stolen Motorcycles Seized in Bryan
BRYAN, Ohio — Authorities seized suspected illegal narcotics, multiple firearms, and two stolen motorcycles during a search warrant executed Monday…
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Two Minor Earthquakes Strike New York State
Seismologists report that two small earthquakes recently struck near Adams Center, New York, just over a week after another tremor…
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Police Search for Wanted Shooting Suspect in Mississippi
MISSISSIPPI — Deputies are assisting in the search for a man wanted in connection with a fatal shooting in Franklin…
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Single Mother Jailed Over Roach Infestation She Repeatedly Reported, Now Pursuing Legal Action
A single mother of three in Louisiana, Cavinitri White, was arrested in June after calling police about a domestic dispute…
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Mississippi Lawmakers Seek Solutions to Fund PERS
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) — Mississippi lawmakers are exploring ways to fully fund the Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS), aiming for…
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