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Ford and GM fight to be the most American automaker
Ford and GM are battling to be the most American automaker as tariffs turn factory jobs, parts sourcing and investment into weapons.
Mother of 4-month-old girl found dead in LA dumpster is identified, arrested
A woman detained in connection with the death of a baby girl found in a dumpster in Los Angeles’ Central Alameda neighborhood Monday night has been arrested on suspicion of murder, police announced Tuesday evening.
Jury returns guilty verdict in case of beaten pregnant woman
A Trumbull County jury returned a guilty verdict Tuesday in the case of a Warren man charged with beating a pregnant woman.
Ohio murder suspect in custody after multi-county police chase
David Estrada was arrested and charged with murder following a pursuit in Fairfield County after fatally shooting Ryan Ward in Columbus's Hilltop neighborhood on Tuesday night.
Ohio State, Google partner in AI space
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- A pioneering partnership between The Ohio State University and Google is coming to life, leadership announced at a launch event Tuesday afternoon. The initiative establishes a dedicated artificial intelligence space at Ohio State's Innovation District. Through the collaboration, university researchers, students, and faculty will gain direct access to more than 200
Polls show Amy Acton ahead of Vivek Ramaswamy for governor
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Two polls have Democrat Amy Acton ahead of Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in the race for Ohio's next governor. A Marist University poll had Acton leading 50% to Ramaswamy's 44%, and a new poll from Suffolk University had Acton at 50% to Ramaswamy's 41%. However, Marist poll respondents believed Ramaswamy would ultimately
Unspent healthcare funding faces do-or-die cliff
The Trump administration has refused to spend billions of dollars that Congress appropriated for health programs, putting them at risk of expiring on Wednesday when the fiscal year ends.
Portage County Sheriff’s Office reopening cold case murder of Youngstown man
The Portage County Sheriff's Office is reopening the investigation into the unsolved 1998 shooting death of a Youngstown man.
5 students charged with assault after fight at Ohio school dance
Five students, four from the Massillon City Schools District, were charged with assault after they “jumped” another student outside of a school dance on Saturday, Sept. 26, according to a police report obtained by FOX 8 News.
Local college wants to raise $100M during Homecoming weekend
GREENVILLE, Pa. (WKBN)- Thiel College is inviting students, alumni, and staff to help them reach the goal of their largest fundraiser in the college's history. The 'Join the Journey Campaign' is raising money for academic programs and campus improvements. The school has already raised $94 million toward its goal of $100 million. They're holding several