Drones Close Air Base Air Space; New Year New Laws in Ohio; Springfield Fires; Parking App Settlement; Cincinnati Streetcars; Warren County Noise; Free Haircuts in Toledo; Columbus Triple Homicide
Drones Close Air Base Air Space; New Year New Laws in Ohio; Springfield Fires; Parking App Settlement; Cincinnati Streetcars; Warren County Noise; Free Haircuts in Toledo; Columbus Triple Homicide
Ohio Sports Magazine Replay
Ohio Sports Magazine Replay
00:00 Show open/ Dr. Bruce Scott, President of the American Medical Association (AMA) on physician pay cuts and doctor shortages.
6:14 Dr. Janet Wright, Director of Programming and Science for The Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention
00:00 Show open/ Dr. Bruce Scott, President of the American Medical Association (AMA) on physician pay cuts and doctor shortages.
6:14 Dr. Janet Wright, Director of Programming and Science for The Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Division at The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) In Atlanta.
14:17 Face the State: Ohio Senate Minority Leader Senator Nickie Antonio (D- Lakewood) on the final days of the Ohio General Assembly's legislation session. Governor DeWine's announcement of driving simulators being set up in Springfield to address traffic safety issues involving Haitian migrants in the city and the deportation fears among Haitian migrants there.
26:54 Face the State: An interview with outgoing Ohio US Senator Sherrod Brown (D). Tech industry growth in Central Ohio.
Dayton police are investigating after a body as found; there is harsh criticism over ODOT’s handling of yesterday’s snow storm in the northeastern part of the state; state lawmaker introduces bill that would make flag-planting a
Dayton police are investigating after a body as found; there is harsh criticism over ODOT's handling of yesterday's snow storm in the northeastern part of the state; state lawmaker introduces bill that would make flag-planting a felony; the Columbus Crew wants to expand Lower dot com field.
Dayton-area man shot in mistaken identity incident involving a stolen car; former Columbus cop sentenced for stealing cocaine from crime scenes; state lawmakers want to increase their pay raise; Ohio Department of Health has a vaccine
Dayton-area man shot in mistaken identity incident involving a stolen car; former Columbus cop sentenced for stealing cocaine from crime scenes; state lawmakers want to increase their pay raise; Ohio Department of Health has a vaccine reminder.
Arrests made in connection to Cincinnati’s Big Mac bridge fire; Kroger-Albertson’s merger is off; Dad’s Place church in Bryan gets a stay in its lawsuit over housing the homeless; Cleveland Guardians announce changes to
Arrests made in connection to Cincinnati's Big Mac bridge fire; Kroger-Albertson's merger is off; Dad's Place church in Bryan gets a stay in its lawsuit over housing the homeless; Cleveland Guardians announce changes to Guardsfest event.
Arrests made in connection to Cincinnati’s Big Mac bridge fire; Kroger-Albertson’s merger is off; Dad’s Place church in Bryan gets a stay in its lawsuit over housing the homeless; Cleveland Guardians announce changes to
Arrests made in connection to Cincinnati's Big Mac bridge fire; Kroger-Albertson's merger is off; Dad's Place church in Bryan gets a stay in its lawsuit over housing the homeless; Cleveland Guardians announce changes to Guardsfest event.
Woman sues Wadsworth PD for the officer-involved shooting death of her husband; two University of Dayton students report they were attacked over the weekend; teacher in Southwest Ohio sues district over her unpaid suspension for having LGBTQ+
Woman sues Wadsworth PD for the officer-involved shooting death of her husband; two University of Dayton students report they were attacked over the weekend; teacher in Southwest Ohio sues district over her unpaid suspension for having LGBTQ+ books in her classroom; Cleveland ranked as one of the best cities in the world.
Officer injured and suspect killed in a Richland County incident; four arrested for gun thefts in Marion; near Toledo, Washington Local Schools teachers are one step closer to a strike; there are proposed changes to the rules for selling
Officer injured and suspect killed in a Richland County incident; four arrested for gun thefts in Marion; near Toledo, Washington Local Schools teachers are one step closer to a strike; there are proposed changes to the rules for selling recreational marijuana in Ohio.
Ohio Sports Magazine Replay
Ohio Sports Magazine Replay
