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Local city to receive $75K from Ohio EPA to improve snow operations

Local city to receive $75K from Ohio EPA to improve snow operations

CLAYTON — The City of Clayton announced that it will receive $75,000 from the Ohio EPA to improve its snow operations and reduce environmental impact. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] This funding will be used to install...

Sustainable, affordable ways to back-to-school shop

Sustainable, affordable ways to back-to-school shop

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — It’s projected that US families will spend more than $800 on back-to-school shopping this year. Luckily, there are some sustainable, affordable ways to keep the kids in style without breaking the bank. Courtney Green and...

Air Quality Alert issued for several central Ohio counties Wednesday due to elevated ozone levels

Air Quality Alert issued for several central Ohio counties Wednesday due to elevated ozone levels

The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission has issued an Air Quality Alert for central Ohio counties due to elevated ozone levels. COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Air Quality Alert has been issued for several central Ohio counties on Wednesday as ozone levels...

Southeast Ohio deer deaths likely linked to disease

Southeast Ohio deer deaths likely linked to disease

Photo courtesy of the Ohio Division of Wildlife White-tailed deer are common in Ohio, but in some parts of the state they appear to be suffering from epizootic hemorrhagic disease. COOLVILLE, Ohio — Coolville residents are concerned about a...

Dorothy Teater, 'trailblazer' for women in Ohio politics, dies at 94

Dorothy Teater, 'trailblazer' for women in Ohio politics, dies at 94

Former Columbus City Council member, Franklin County Commissioner and mayoral candidate Dorothy Teater has died at 94. Teater was the first woman elected Franklin County commissioner and the first to run on a major party ticket for Columbus mayor....

Ohio electric bills likely to keep going up after latest PJM auction

Ohio electric bills likely to keep going up after latest PJM auction

Ohioans can expect their electric bills to keep going up. Last year’s auction to ensure the grid operator serving Ohio could meet demand saw capacity prices shoot up more than 830%. In the most recent auction, prices rose even higher. When the...

Planting guide: How to keep up with the evolving climate

Planting guide: How to keep up with the evolving climate

A senior research fellow, Allen is part of a team from UMass and the Northeast Regional Invasive Species and Climate Change Management Network that recently released a climate-smart gardening guide and an extensive database of native plants that...

UConn’s Kayleigh Heckel drops 4-word reaction to teammates KK Arnold and Kelis Fisher’s link up with Ohio State’s Jaloni Cambridge

UConn’s Kayleigh Heckel drops 4-word reaction to teammates KK Arnold and Kelis Fisher’s link up with Ohio State’s Jaloni Cambridge

Kayleigh Heckel gave a wholesome reaction to new teammates KK Arnold and Kelis Fisher meeting Ohio State's Jaloni Cambridge. On Monday, Kelis Fisher posted images from the Overtime Swish Dreams event. The cover photo showed the UConn stars posing...

Ohio residents crowing for backyard chickens after egg price volatility

Ohio residents crowing for backyard chickens after egg price volatility

Lakewood resident April Stoltz happily watched as her two plump chickens, Marigold and Toast, nipped at the ground in her backyard between native honeysuckle and purple echinacea flowers. Stoltz, a retired postal worker, successfully petitioned...

Tiffin teacher among four finalists for Ohio Teacher of the Year

Tiffin teacher among four finalists for Ohio Teacher of the Year

The program recognizes teachers across the state for their exceptional work. TIFFIN, Ohio — A northwest Ohio educator is among the four finalists for Ohio's 2026 Teacher of the Year. In a press release, the Ohio State Board of Education recognized...

Ohio urges citizens to look out for the elderly in their lives

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) and Ohio Department of Aging (ODA) are reminding Ohioans to help seniors by being aware of the signs of elder abuse and how to report it. Abusers are active at all times of year, not just...

Ohio’s Flat Tax Move: A Wake-Up Call for West Virginia

Ohio’s Flat Tax Move: A Wake-Up Call for West Virginia

The State of Ohio just fired a shot in the ongoing economic backyard brawl — though it hasn’t made major headlines in West Virginia, it should. Ohio is positioning itself to be far more competitive than the Mountain State when it comes to tax...

AI Transforms Work, Love, and Sustainability in the Next Issue of Worth Magazine

AI Transforms Work, Love, and Sustainability in the Next Issue of Worth Magazine

Business + Innovation From AI’s impact on jobs and intimacy to tax law overhauls and flax-fiber Porsches, the Q3 issue of Worth explores what it means to live longer, lead smarter, and leave something lasting. AI is changing everything—how we...

Heading to Florida from Ohio? Atlantic hurricane season about to heat up

Heading to Florida from Ohio? Atlantic hurricane season about to heat up

Florida's hurricane season is predicted to become more active in August. Experts note an increase in activity is expected in the Atlantic, despite a slower start to the season than usual. The season is expected to intensify, with August being one...

Ohio GOP wants to forcibly out queer students to unsupportive parents

Ohio GOP wants to forcibly out queer students to unsupportive parents

Ohio State Republicans have introduced numerous anti-LGBTQ+ bills during this legislative session, including one that would out LGBTQ+ students to their parents if they receive any related counseling, a bill requiring transgender politicians to...

Catholic groups’ platform makes it easy discern environmental impact

Catholic groups’ platform makes it easy discern environmental impact

Catholics wondering what they personally can do to respond to climate change and heed Pope Francis’s call in “Laudato Si’” to protect the earth can now look to Catholic Climate Action Projects. Also known as “CathCAP,” the new platform was...

USDA funding cuts threaten access to Ohio food purchase assistance program

USDA funding cuts threaten access to Ohio food purchase assistance program

For the past nine years, the nonprofit Produce Perks has supported more than 150 farms, markets and grocers in Ohio. The program offers a dollar-for-dollar match on health foods for families and individuals utilizing the Supplemental Nutrition...

Ohio Ag Net Podcast – Ep. 404 – Mapping Change, Budget Wins, and Fair-Time Glory

Ohio Ag Net Podcast – Ep. 404 – Mapping Change, Budget Wins, and Fair-Time Glory

In this episode of the Ohio Ag Net Podcast, Dusty Sonnenberg and Brianna Smith chat with Ray Foos, ODOT Survey Operations Manager, and John Fulton, OSU Extension State Specialist on Precision Planting. They discuss the upcoming changes to the...

Celebrate Ohio’s Distinctive Wines This Summer by Claudia J. Taller

A summer day. Hot air cooled by a breeze rolling over a valley. Vineyards along Gore Orphanage Road in Erie County stretch back past the winery and the event pavilion, the rows marked by varietal—Pinot Noir, Lemberger, Cabernet Sauvignon,...

Top-30 guard LJ Smith will bring Ohio ties to Ohio State visit

Top-30 guard LJ Smith will bring Ohio ties to Ohio State visit

LJ Smith, a top-30 basketball prospect in the 2027 class, has received offers from Ohio State, North Carolina, Indiana and other schools. Ohio State offered Smith a scholarship, a move significant to him due to family ties in Ohio. Smith plans to...

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