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Grove City students split approval for AI usage in school
Grove City kicked off its 150th academic year this week. The university president's welcoming remarks did not shy away from the uncertainties of artificial intelligence.
Local agencies get funds for drug abuse response
The Ohio Attorney General's Office awarded over $2 million to drug abuse response teams across the state, and two of the largest recipients are right here in the Valley.
Best friend continues search party for missing Warren woman
A Warren woman has now been missing for more than two weeks, and her loved ones are taking the search into their own hands.
Why so quiet? Tropical Storm Dolly forms while El Niño impacts Atlantic hurricane season
Hurricane season runs officially through November 30.
Superstar Pride Released From Jail, Drops ‘First Day Out’ Video
He was behind bars since 2023. Continue reading…
Ye Makes Surprise Appearance at Lil Durk’s Murder-for-Hire Trial
Ye pulls up for Durkio. Continue reading…
Woman Who Dated Mo3 and One of His Suspected Killers Testifies
The Mo3 murder trial continues. Continue reading…
Gamers Ready To Press Start on ‘GTA 6’ After Watching Extended Look On Netflix
Rockstar Games / GTA 6 Despite Cyberleek’s best effort to steal Rockstar Games’ thunder, gamers were still blown away after watching the extended look at GTA 6 on Netflix. NO CAP, but GTA 6 looks absolutely ridiculous. Rockstar Games teamed up with the streaming platform to show off 27 minutes of gameplay footage, captured entirely
N.O.R.E Responds To DJ Vlad Calling Him A “Snake”
Source: Derek White / Getty N.O.R.E is firing back at DJ Vlad , questioning his place in Hip-Hop and the impact of his platform. The situation began when the Drink Champs host initially planned to sit down with Vlad for an interview. Shortly after agreeing to the appearance, N.O.R.E. had a change of heart and
ICE awards $16.7M contract to buy 6,000 pairs of gloves that deliver electric shocks
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has awarded a $16.7 million contract to purchase 6,000 pairs of gloves that can deliver painful electric shocks, saying officers would use them to control detainees and protesters who resist.