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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Columbus has received $4.2 million in its first payment of tax revenue from Ohio’s adult-use marijuana sales. According to the Columbus City Auditor’s Office, the funds represent…
From left to right: Former PUCO Chair Sam Randazzo, former FirstEnergy CEO Chuck Jones, former FirstEnergy VP Michael Dowling. (Mugshots from the Summit County Sheriff’s Office. Graphic by WEWS.) SUMMIT…
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Mike DeWine is backing a new bipartisan bill that would require Ohio taxpayers to cover security details for candidates running for governor, as threats against political figures…
A provision in the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (H.R. 1) is forcing Ohio to cover massive additional costs for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), or risk slashing benefits…
Ohio’s Division of Wildlife’s recent midwinter survey highlights a robust bald eagle presence across the state. Conducted from January 7-21, 2026, the citizen-led count tallied 715 eagles through 391 reports,…
Bitter Arctic air will tighten its grip on Ohio tonight, with temperatures plunging well below normal and wind chills dipping into dangerous territory in some communities. The deep freeze will…
COLUMBUS, Ohio – As cold temperatures and dangerous road conditions continue to be seen across the state, the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) is asking drivers to prioritize safety and…
GALLOWAY, Ohio – A tragic fire early Monday morning at K&K Farms in Franklin County, Ohio, resulted in the deaths of several horses, chickens, and goats. Fire crews responded around…
(Photo Courtesy: Signal Ohio) MARIETTA, Ohio – Residents in Marietta, Ohio, are raising alarms about injection wells storing millions of gallons of fracking wastewater under Washington County, fearing contamination of…
(Photo Courtesy: Spectrum News) A massive winter storm has blanketed parts of Ohio with up to 12 inches of snow, testing the limits of USPS delivery operations as carriers face…