Ohioans

by Scott McClallen   Polling from the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers, the leading trade association of fuel, shows seven states oppose gas car bans. Polling from the presidential and senate battleground states of…

Ohio U.S. Senator JD Vance (R-OH) urged Ohioans to vote against Issue 1 during early voting and on the general election ballot November 7. If Ohio voters pass Issue 1, which is a constitutional amendment, the state will allow for…

Fans are in the eye of the bowl season storm with the College Football Playoff semifinals looming. TOLEDO, Ohio — Northwest Ohio is in the eye of the college football storm, with the University of Toledo winning the…

As the Miami Valley continues to dig out from the snow. There is a concern about the power grid.The concern has officials wanting people to cut down on how much electricity they use.Crews have been hard at work treating these snow and…

CLEVELAND, Ohio - In a divided country, there’s at least one thing that northeast Ohioans of every political stripe seem to agree on.A survey of 504 residents of Cuyahoga, Summit, Lake, Geauga, Portage, Medina and Lorain counties…

Ohioans are no doubt greatly relieved that the coronavirus pandemic appears to be winding down — and taking with it the sickness, death and inconvenience of the past two years. But as it does,…

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Granite countertops and stainless steel appliances aren’t the only thing enticing Columbus residents to sign leases at apartment complexes deemed “luxury” by their owners. Current and prospective…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio’s unemployment system has seen increased activity by criminals attempting to access residents’ online accounts using their stolen personal information, according to a spokesman.The Ohio Department of Job and Family…

COLUMBUS — It’s no secret Ohio’s housing market is extremely competitive. Average sales prices are going up, while inventory, especially in certain areas, is at a record low.Across the nation, 23% of home buyers waived an inspection…

The Ohio House passed a long-delayed bipartisan bill without opposition Wednesday  that is designed to enable Ohioans to better afford potentially life-saving medications.The bill bans a practice known as a copay accumulator, in which…