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Data centers’ air pollution associated with lung issues: Report
Emissions from data centers can cause breathing issues and premature deaths for those living nearby, according to a new report.
Potential measles exposure announced at airport
The Ohio Department of Health Director announced that individuals may have been exposed to measles at the John Glenn International Airport on Feb. 18.
J. Cole Gets Asked If He’ll Appear on Drake’s Iceman Album
Inquiring minds what to know. Continue reading…
Newton Falls treasure hunt receives massive donation
NEWTON FALLS, Ohio (WKBN)- There are new details about a massive treasure hunt planned in Newton Falls. The prize is now bigger! Thanks to more sponsors, the reward is now more than $25,000 in cash, gold, silver, and rare valuables. That makes it the largest publicly organized treasure hunt prize this region has ever seen.
Details revealed for major I-680 rehab project
ODOT has announced a major project to replace the paving on I-680, which will involve a complete closure of the northbound lanes between State Route 193 and South Avenue for 14 months, starting in April 2025 and lasting until summer 2027.
Flavor Flav Supports USA Bobsled, Women’s Hockey Olympic Teams
Flav has a heart of gold. Continue reading…
Donald Trump’s Record-Breaking, Rambling, Lie-Filled SOTU Speech Slammed On Social Media
Tom Williams / Donald Trump / SOTU No surprise, President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address was an absolute mess. Instead of giving the American people a clear vision of the direction he intends to take the country in, we got a record-breaking, meandering speech reminiscent of his MAGA rallies, full of mistruths, bald-faced
Former school aide pleads guilty in child sexual abuse material case
A former school employee who was arrested following a cyber tip connected to child sexual abuse material pleaded guilty this week as part of a plea agreement in Columbiana County Common Pleas Court.
WesBanco closing two local branches
WesBanco confirms it is closing two branches in Mahoning County.