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Cleveland Heights native Travis Kelce experienced an emotional night at Arrowhead Stadium as speculation surrounding his NFL future continued to grow. The longtime Kansas City Chiefs tight end addressed retirement questions following the game, acknowledging uncertainty about how much longer he plans to play. Kelce showed visible emotion after the final whistle as fans at […]
Marijuana laws vary widely across the United States, but air travel follows a different rulebook. Many travelers assume state legalization allows cannabis through airport security. Federal law and TSA policy say otherwise. Airports, planes, and TSA screening all fall under federal jurisdiction. That distinction creates confusion for travelers flying within legal states. Understanding how TSA […]
Ohio voters and businesses will see major new state laws take effect Jan. 1, 2026. These laws change how Ohioans work, learn, vote, and buy or use cannabis and hemp products. Lawmakers passed these updates in the 2025 legislative session to adjust for inflation, public safety and regulatory clarity. The following changes will affect employers, […]
Newburgh Heights police say three children, ages 12 and younger, crashed a stolen vehicle into a residential home while fleeing officers. The crash happened during a police pursuit on the city’s West Side. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle after receiving a stolen car report. The driver refused to stop and led police through nearby […]
Ohio will officially ban student cellphone use in public schools beginning January 1, following language included in the state’s newly approved two-year budget. The law requires every public school district, community school and STEM school to adopt a policy that limits student access to cellphones and other personal communication devices during school hours. The rule […]
A small moment on the UC’s Let’s Reign podcast unlocked a whole era for Bearcats fans. Former UC big man Corie Blount popped up on the show and casually confirmed what a lot of people have believed for years: Cincinnati Bearcats basketball had real cultural pull in the ’90s, even in hip-hop. RELATED: Raheem DeVaughn […]
New Ohio laws in 2023: minimum wage up, cell phone policies in schools, overdose response plans, CPA licensing changes.
Ohio passes bill with new marijuana rules: limits THC, bans public use, seals records, regulates hemp-derived THC products.
Break out the white linen suits… It’s time! Cincinnati Music Festival organizers just announced the 2026 lineup Wednesday, December 3rd and it’s stacked with some culture heavy-hitters! RELATED: Everything You Missed at the Cincinnati Music Festival [PHOTOS + VIDEOS] Friday night brings Charlie Wilson, Tyrese, Ledisi, and 803 Fresh to the Paycor Stadium. Saturday is […]
A playoff showdown between Taft and Indian Hill has spiraled into one of the most debated high school sports stories in Ohio this year. After days of conflicting claims, new statements from Indian Hill are reshaping the original narrative… RELATED: Bengals’ Ja’Marr Chase Suspended One Game for Spitting Incident Immediately after Friday night’s Division IV […]
Ohio voters are gearing up for the 2025 General Election on Tuesday, November 4th, where local races, school levies, and citywide issues will be decided across the state. Here’s what to know before you cast your ballot this fall. RELATED: SNAP Deadline: Where to Get Food Help in Cincinnati & NKY When and Where to […]
With the federal government shutdown dragging into its fifth week, Ohio leaders have announced a $25 million state-funded relief plan to help families facing an imminent pause in food assistance benefits. Gov. Mike DeWine, Senate President Rob McColley, and House Speaker Matt Huffman said the emergency funds will be distributed through the Ohio Department of […]