National

Events, News, Headlines across the U.S.

Food & Drink

High Noon has issued a recall for its Beach Variety 12-packs because some cans, labeled as CELSIUS ASTRO VIBE Energy Drink, Sparkling Blue Razz Edition, mistakenly contain vodka seltzer. Consequently, this mislabeling poses a risk of unintentional alcohol consumption. The affected cans, identifiable by silver lids and lot codes L CCB 02JL25 2:55 to L […]

Television

Television theme songs are cultural treasures. They set the mood, capture a show’s essence, and linger in our memories. From funky beats to catchy lyrics, the themes of Living Single, Martin, Power, All That, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Diff’rent Strokes, Sanford and Son, The Cosby Show, DuckTales, Law & Order, Animaniacs, and The Flintstones […]

Health

A new WalletHub study ranks several Ohio cities, including Cincinnati, among the most stressed in the United States. By comparing 182 American cities, including the 150 most populated and at least two per state, the study evaluates stress across four categories: work, financial, family, and health and safety stress. Consequently, Cincinnati landed at No. 21, […]

Family & Parenting

A Longstanding Myth Busted The American Red Cross Scientific Advisory Committee has debunked a popular myth. Eating before swimming doesn’t increase drowning risk. For years, people believed eating then swimming caused cramps, leading to danger. However, recent findings dismiss this as unfounded. Consequently, swimmers can enjoy meals without worry. Scientific Evidence Clears the Way The […]

National

Notable People Born In July July is a month that seems to produce an extraordinary constellation of talent, with individuals who have left indelible marks on history, culture, and society. From trailblazing leaders and literary icons to Hollywood legends and groundbreaking innovators, those born in this midsummer month have a knack for shaping the world […]

Family & Parenting

Choosing a baby name is exciting, but trends shift yearly. According to BabyCenter.com, 2025’s most popular names reflect cultural influences. Drawing from over 500,000 babies born to registered parents, BabyCenter’s data reveals the top 25 names for boys and girls. Here’s what’s trending in 2025. Top Trends Driving Names Pop culture shapes 2025’s names significantly. […]

Good News

A Quack of Kindness Spot a rubber duck on your car in Ohio? It’s likely part of “Jeep Ducking,” a trend spreading joy. Jeep owners place ducks on vehicles to show admiration. In Ohio, this extends beyond Jeeps to other cars. Thus, a duck means someone likes your ride or wants to brighten your day. […]

Good News

In a stroke of fortune, a Lebanon, Ohio, man is basking in the glow of a $20,000 windfall after hitting it big with an Ohio Lottery scratch-off ticket. The winning ticket, part of the VIP Millions game, was purchased at Hunter IGA Express, located at 4077 State Route 122 W. in Franklin. This unexpected victory […]

News

Ann Coulter tweeted, "We didn't kill enough Indians," in response to Navajo Nation member Melanie Yazzie discussing decolonization.

Games

National Video Game Day, celebrated annually on July 8, highlights gaming’s cultural impact. In 2025, this day underscores how video games unite communities and spark joy. Ohio, a vibrant gaming hub, joins the nation in festivities. Let’s explore the day’s significance and Ohio’s favorite video game. Celebrating National Video Game Day On July 8, gamers […]

Politics

A New Economic Era President Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill,’ signed July 4, 2025, brings significant changes for Ohioans. Specifically, it eliminates federal taxes on overtime pay, boosting take-home earnings for many workers. Consequently, Ohioans working extra hours will see immediate financial relief. However, the bill’s broader impacts spark debate across the state. Overtime Tax […]

Travel

Starting July 7, 2025, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has eliminated the shoe removal requirement at security checkpoints, a significant shift for Ohio airports like Cleveland Hopkins, John Glenn Columbus, and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International. Consequently, this change, driven by advanced scanning technology, ends a nearly two-decade-long policy rooted in the 2001 Richard Reid “shoe bomber” […]