ONN Daily: Thursday, June 23, 2022
Ohio’s candidates for governor disagree on gas tax holiday; swim advisory for Maumee Bay; Intel gets a big tax break in Central Ohio; thousands of Ohioans about to receive a payout due to a data breach.
Ohio’s candidates for governor disagree on gas tax holiday; swim advisory for Maumee Bay; Intel gets a big tax break in Central Ohio; thousands of Ohioans about to receive a payout due to a data breach.
More Ohio school districts say they won’t arm teachers; jury seated in PG Sittenfeld’s federal bribery trial; a popular rotisserie chicken may get more costly; major trademark awarded to The Ohio State University.
Teenage girl fatally stabs her brother in argument over a PlayStation; Cleveland cop on desk duty after allegations of anti-semitic social media posts; the Browns want a new stadium; dog food recalled for possible Salmonella contamination.
Four shootings in 24 hours in Columbus; body found in the water at Cleveland’s Edgewater Beach; health officials clear the way for babies and toddlers to get Covid vaccines; Biden administration reportedly considering a gas tax holiday.
Five of Stone Foltz’s fraternity brothers sentenced for his death in a hazing incident at BGSU; Ohio has its first documented case of measles since 2019; emergency baby formula shipment lands in Columbus; no World Cup match for Cincy.
It’s confirmed: those were tornadoes that wreaked havoc in the north central part of the state Monday night; one dead after shooting at a Columbus cooling center; how to possibly get reimbursement for food that spoiled during power outages;
One Ohio power company explains why they have intentionally cut off electricity to some customers; a suburban Columbus teacher is facing rape charges involving a student; embattled Browns QB Deshaun Watson talks to the press; Toledo basketball
Widespread power outages after severe storms swept across the state Monday night; health officials investigating Ohio’s first probable case of Monkeypox; warning about baby seat linked to several deaths; more than 75 years after he died
Governor DeWine signs bill to arm teachers; permit-less handgun law takes effect today; major Ohio State Fair concert canceled; gas prices hit all-time high.
Akron police hoping a reward leads to suspects in the beating death of a 17-year-old; great-grandson of a former Cleveland mayor jailed on murder charge; high gas prices are making things more difficult for first responders; Toledo area family