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Getting your child’s sleep schedule back on track
Cleveland Clinic sleep specialist Dr. Brian Chen says it can be tough for a child to suddenly change their sleep schedule, and he recommends a slow ease into the transition, scaling back bedtime by around an hour each week until school starts.
Shaker Woods Festival continues
This year, the festival is celebrating 45 years with food, live entertainment and hundreds of vendors.
Garage ‘total loss’ after fire
Taking a look here at some drone footage of the flames caught by a First News viewer, officials say that they received the call around 6:39 a.m.
Ohio man accused of robbing bank again, exactly one year after first theft
According to Columbus police, John Blakely is facing a robbery charge after allegedly stealing cash from the Key Bank on East Main Street, in the Eastmoor neighborhood.
Photos: Teen wins scholarship for Constitution-inspired duct tape dress
Emma Fankhauser of Madison dedicated more than 80 hours and used nine rolls of tape to craft a dress inspired by the U.S. Constitution and the fashion of the Revolutionary Period.
Mother that injected human waste into child’s IV pleads guilty to child endangerment
Tiffany Le Sueur, 36, of Maumee in Lucas County, was sentenced to 3 years of community control Wednesday. She will return to court for a follow-up hearing on April 1, 2027. The maximum sentence for endangering children, a third-degree felony, is 36 months in prison, according to court documents. View the latest NBC4 headlines in
When does daylight saving time end in 2026? As early as possible
As warm as it is right now, late fall isn't that far away.
WNBA commissioner says league task force will discuss trans athlete participation
Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham has publicly advocated to ban trans athletes from competing in the league.
Crestview High School Rebels girls volleyball preview 2026
Crestview's after another trip to the regionals in 2026.
One Hot Cookie closes Boardman location
In a Facebook post shared Saturday, the business announced that, after "very careful consideration," their last day would be Saturday.