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Biggest Takeaways From Rod Wave’s New Album ‘Don’t Look Down’
Source: @rodwave / Instagram After a few pushbacks, Rod Wave has finally released his new album, Don’t Look Down . The Florida artist has quickly built a cult following, with fans eagerly waiting for new music. His last release, Last Lap , arrived in 2024 and featured standout tracks like “Passport Junkie,” “Last Lap” and
Attorneys recommend prison time in domestic violence case
Attorneys are recommending a nine-month prison sentence for a man who pleaded guilty Wednesday to abduction and domestic violence charges in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court.
Former Ohio State lineman gets suspended sentence in strangulation case
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A former Ohio State offensive lineman was sentenced for his involvement in a domestic violence incident last summer. Michael McCullough, 25, was issued a suspended sentence on charges stemming from an assault that occurred in west Columbus, where a woman told police she was strangled, punched and pushed while inside of
What’s new at The Shoe for the 2026 football season
Ohio State University has shared details on what will be new at Ohio Stadium for this year's college football season.
Reynoldsburg educator is Ohio Teacher of the Year
French Run Elementary School is now home to the 2027 Ohio Teacher of the Year.
Four more tornadoes confirmed from severe storms, including one that flipped car on I-71
The National Weather Service has confirmed four more tornadoes in Ohio tied to severe storms earlier this month, including one that flipped a vehicle on Interstate 71.
How mail-in voting restrictions will affect Ohio’s elections
The U.S. Postal Service announced Thursday that new restrictions on mail-in voting are in place after the Supreme Court blocked Democrat-led states from challenging an executive order by President Donald Trump.
I-Team: Mayor responds to feds keeping airport open
The FOX 8 I-Team just went one-on-one with the mayor of Cleveland to find out what's next for Burke Lakefront Airport.
Cleveland Hopkins reopens after brief closure due to ‘security matter’: Officials
The Cleveland Hopkins International Airport briefly closed early Friday morning as airport officials reported a "security matter."
Officials tie cyclospora outbreak involving iceberg lettuce to 3 more states
The tally of people sickened by the parasite is now 11,458.