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The month of May has been dubbed Maternal Mental Health Month! Mental health is such an important issue within all communities, especially for women and moms across the globe! This month is a time to remember the many women who may be struggling with mental illness, all while juggling the task of taking care […]
President Trump Says GM is Selling Lordstown Ohio Plant, Governor DeWine Says It Is Not Official Yet
CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) – President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that the CEO of General Motors is planning to sell the recently shuttered assembly plant in Lordstown to a company that manufactures electric trucks. “Great news for Ohio!,” the president declared Wednesday morning. https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1126144398180388864 https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1126144399220662272 President Trump also claimed that Mary Barra, the head of […]
This is such a happy story with all of the negative things going on in the world. Then this happens a Cincinnati couple had their baby in Clifton right on the sidewalk. The baby’s name is Imogen, and she couldn’t wait to come into the world. Imogen came into the world at 8 pounds, 5 […]
We often take things for granted like our senses such as sight, sound, and smell. Imagine realizing your getting pulled over and you are deaf. How do you communicate with the officer? Well, no need to worry as Columbus Police has created a solution to bridge the gap within the deaf and law enforcement community. […]
Another version of last week’s bathroom brawl at Olentangy Orange High School from another vantage point shows the students who didn’t run for help but instead stood by and watched or recorded the action on their cell phones. Students, like Sophomore Chris Rotes and parents, tell NBC4 that suspensions were handed out to the onlookers […]
CLEVELAND– A Cleveland city councilman is leading the charge to see a change in the celebration of the holiday known as Columbus Day. Councilman Basheer Jones, and some of his colleagues and supporters rallied on the steps of Cleveland City hall Monday night. They called for the recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead of Columbus […]
Oh, it’s going down in Toledo! More than 2,000 health-care workers at Mercy Health St. Vincent Medical Center went on strike shortly after 4 p.m. Monday. According to MyFox28Columbus, nurses, paramedics, physical therapists, and custodians are among those on strike after an agreement was not reached with management on issues including overtime policies and health care […]
According to Radio.Wosu.com, Only 10 percent of eligible children in Columbus have access to free summer meals. Columbus City Council on Monday is set to approve funding to expand the city’s summer meal program to help bridge the gap. The site is set to reach 700 children and will offer a variety of […]
Recently, there are concerns in Columbus about the closing of the oldest Mental Health and Addiction Treatment, called Columbus Area Integrated Health Services (CAIHS) . A group called “Concerned Black Citizens of Columbus” is speaking out about that matter. The board of trustees for the Health Agency turned the center over to the county. This […]
CLEVELAND — Six years ago today is a day that shocked a city and captured the attention of people around the world, Three women who were held captive for 10 years inside a home on Cleveland’s Seymour Avenue escaped. “Help me, I’m Amanda Berry. I’ve been kidnapped and I’ve been missing for ten years and […]