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New ODOT App Offers Real-Time Ohio Highway Traffic Updates
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Travelers can get real-time Ohio highway traffic updates through the state Department of Transportation’s new free app, OHGO (OH’-goh). It mirrors the name and style of… Read More
‘Arcadia’: Action, Adventure and Mystery Filmed in Southeast Ohio
Sometimes, in order to really do something; you just have to plunge headlong into it and do it. For director Andy Hall, that meant plunging headfirst into the making of… Read More
Ohio AG: Cities Cant’ Set Higher Minimum Wage Than State’s
CINCINNATI (AP) – Ohio’s attorney general says cities can’t set a minimum wage higher than what the state has set. Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine on Thursday issued his opinion… Read More
Athens School Board Tax Levy Headed To The Ballot
An emergency levy that the Athens City Schools superintendent says is “vital” to the operations of the district was approved yesterday to appear on November’s ballot. The levy, while still… Read More
Attorney General Offers Advice on Potential Flood Scams
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey’s office says it’s issued subpoenas, written letters and reached out to charities to protect consumers in the wake of devastating… Read More
British Journalist Talks to Spectrum About Brexit and Its Ramifications
Martin Walker, a noted journalist and author, says that nothing is going to move quickly in the United Kingdom after the recent Brexit vote to leave the European Union. He… Read More
Fireworks Injuries More Severe These Days
A Kentucky researcher says the injuries children get from fireworks accidents are more severe and require longer hospital stays than a decade ago. John Myers is a professor of pediatrics… Read More