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Ever wondered how happy Ohio is compared to other states? A WalletHub study ranks the happiest and unhappiest states, and Ohio sits at number 21. That’s right in the middle! This means the Buckeye State isn’t the cheeriest, but it’s far from the gloomiest. So, let’s dive into what makes states happy, who’s leading the […]

After months of intense legal battles, the Ohio Court of Appeals has reinstated Councilman Daronce Daniels to the Lincoln Heights Council. Initially, Daniels faced removal due to alleged unpaid taxes, as stated in a letter from solicitor Deepak Desai on September 27, 2024. However, Daniels contested this, arguing the solicitor lacked authority to unilaterally remove […]

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is pushing to make not wearing a seatbelt a primary offense. This change aims to reduce traffic fatalities. Currently, Ohio’s seatbelt law is secondary, meaning officers can only ticket for it alongside another violation. However, DeWine’s proposal could save lives by increasing seatbelt use. Current Law and Its Limitations Ohio’s seatbelt […]

In recent years, Cincinnati has seen a notable decline in violent crime, according to data from the Cincinnati Police Department (CPD). Specifically, the CPD’s Records Management System tracks incidents, showing a decrease in Part 1 Violent Crimes, which include homicide, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. Consequently, this trend reflects effective law enforcement strategies and community […]

Kissing bugs, scientifically known as triatomine bugs, do exist in Ohio. However, their presence is relatively uncommon. According to The Ohio State University, these insects are not widespread in the state. Instead, they are more prevalent in warmer regions like Central and South America. Nevertheless, Ohio’s climate can support these bugs in certain areas. Specifically, […]

Rising Sleep Deficits Among High Schoolers The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a stark warning: Cincinnati’s teens and high school students are increasingly sleep-deprived. According to CDC data, the percentage of high school students not getting enough sleep rose significantly from 2009 to 2021. Specifically, only about 23% of U.S. teens, […]

Cincinnati Public Schools have joined a nationwide push, implementing a stringent cell phone ban for the 2025-2026 academic year. Consequently, students must lock their devices in magnetic pouches during school hours, a measure mirroring policies in Missouri, Texas, and New York. This initiative, therefore, aims to curb distractions and boost classroom engagement. Educators report that […]

The FDA issued a critical alert about potential Cesium-137 contamination in Great Value raw frozen shrimp sold at Walmart. Imported from Indonesia’s PT. Bahari Makmur Sejati, these products may pose health risks. Consequently, Ohio consumers, among those in 13 states, must act swiftly to protect themselves. The affected shrimp, with lot codes 8005540-1, 8005538-1, and […]

Hurricane Erin, the first major hurricane of the 2025 Atlantic season, has become the strongest storm recorded this year. Consequently, its unprecedented strength and size have raised concerns across the U.S., including in Ohio. While Cincinnati remains far from Erin’s direct path, the storm’s effects are still felt locally. Let’s explore Erin’s historic intensity and […]

On National Potato Day, a poll revealed America’s top homemade potato dishes: mashed potatoes lead, followed by potato salad, with baked potatoes trailing. But what about Cincinnati? Let’s explore the city’s favorite potato dish and Ohio’s rich potato history. Cincinnati’s Potato Preference In Cincinnati, mashed potatoes likely reign supreme, mirroring the national trend. Local eateries, […]

After her quarterfinal exit at the 2025 Cincinnati Open, Coco Gauff’s honest comments about fan expectations stirred controversy. Losing 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 to Jasmine Paolini, Gauff reflected on the intense scrutiny players face. She noted that winning a Grand Slam, like her 2023 US Open title, shifts how fans judge a season. “When you have […]

Clover Valley Instant Coffee Recall Dollar General announced a recall of Clover Valley 8-ounce Instant Coffee due to potential glass contamination. This recall affects three lots (L-5163, L-5164, L-5165) with best-by dates of December 13 and 14, 2026. Sold between July 9 and July 21, 2025, in 48 states, including Ohio, the coffee poses serious […]