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Is Ohio Properly Braced For Strait Impact?
BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE— As reports indicate Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz amid fresh Israeli strikes in Lebanon that appear to violate a fragile ceasefire, Ohioans are staring down the barrel of higher gasoline prices at the pump, pricier groceries at the supermarket and mounting electricity bills
Voice of Geauga Launches 'Fun-Raiser' In Newbury
BY JEFF SKINNER NEWBURY— The Voice of Geauga radio program and podcast will host a “Fun-Raiser” fundraiser Wednesday, June 24, at Veterans Legacy Woods to support ongoing production and distribution costs. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. with a $25 cover charge. Proceeds will help the local
Cinci CC Pumps Brakes On Data Center Approval
BY NICK ROGERS CINCINNATI - On February 11, 2026, the Cincinnati City Council voted to unanimously institute an Interim Development Control Overlay (IDC) on approvals for new data centers there; essentially pressing pause until further studies into the sites’ impacts have been conducted. The initial IDC, which lasted only three months,
From Bainbridge to Findlay: Questions Follow Developer After Geauga Lake Safety Dispute
BY CAREY MORGAN FINDLAY — As a central Ohio developer advances plans for major residential and mixed-use projects in northwest Ohio, a dispute surrounding one of the company's most prominent developments in northeast Ohio is drawing renewed attention from local officials and residents examining the developer's