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· 23hOhio police video shows pet raccoon holding meth pipe after owner’s arrest
The officer arrested the 55-year-old female driver – and then the encounter took an unexpected turn, police said. Upon returning to the vehicle, the officer found a pet raccoon, named “Chewy,” sitting in the driver’s seat with a glass meth pipe in its mouth. The moment was captured on the officer’s body cam.
Northeast Ohio will see showers Thursday as a cold front moves through, ushering in a late-week cooldown and the potential ...
Samuel Hochstetler was arrested and charged on May 5, nearly two months after Rosanna Kinsinger's body was found ...
Just a day after Jake Diebler shared an update on where the Ohio State basketball team is and is headed, the Buckeyes landed ...
As new school levies continue to fail, frustration over property taxes is rising. Lawmakers agree there’s a problem—but not ...
Hundreds of local organizations who were counting on federal funding via earmarks are now scrambling to find other ways to ...
Another brand-new Aldi store is coming to Ohio. The grand opening will offer customers several free items, giveaways, and a ...
Ohio voters overwhelmingly support bond measure that pays for local roads, bridges and other infrastructure projects.
Dylan Veselic, a 16-year-old sophomore at Bay Village High School, was injured during a lacrosse game on May 6 in Olmsted ...
A former Ohio State wide receiver has transferred to Bowling Green and will play for head coach Eddie George. After four ...
The Ohio Republican Party will decide whether to endorse entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy for governor at its May 9 meeting.
For now, though, the focus is on impacting the Buckeyes in 2025-26. He’s the fourth player to transfer to Ohio State, joining ...
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