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Study links regular tea drinking to 11% lower vascular disease risk
Tea drinkers who also didn’t smoke and stayed physically active had about 45% lower risk.
Will Ohio’s top Halloween candy of 2026 leave a bad taste in your mouth?
A new study by Innerbody found that Ohio ranks ninth among the most candy-loving states in the U.S., with Skittles being its most popular treat over the last year.
Government contractor arrested for allegedly leaking national defense information
FBI investigators have accused 42-year-old Ian Brinksman, an employee of a third-party company which provided services to a government agency, of leaking national defense information to his girlfriend, who writes an online publication on Substack.
Ohio had biggest five-year loss in housing affordability in the U.S., per national report
Founded in 1931, the National Housing Conference is a nonprofit organization that promotes access to affordable, safe housing across the U.S. NHC researchers found there was a 41% decrease in how affordable it was to purchase a home in Ohio, the largest five-year loss in the nation. See previous coverage in the video player above.
Ohio labor groups back bill regulating AI use by state agencies
Brian Pearson of the North Shore AFL-CIO says one of the most common concerns he hears from workers regarding AI is not only the fear of being replaced by the technology, but also what their employers are already doing with that technology.
Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concerns
Halloween candy sales fell 6.7% in the month ending Oct. 17 compared to the same period last year, according to NielsenIQ, a market research firm. Nielsen also noted an 11.7% decline in candy sales in mid-September, erasing the preseason gains that Halloween candy enjoyed the previous two years.
A.M. Wake Up Call hosts Walk for Awareness
The non-profit organization was founded three years ago by Donna McAuley after she lost her daughter Amanda to fentanyl poisoning.
Buc-ee’s updates complaint against Beavercreek convenience store
New court records from Buc-ee's state Beaver's Mini Mart claimed to the news media that it had never heard any objection from Buc-ee's prior to its filing the lawsuit.
Why can’t you sleep when you’re exhausted?
According to a Cleveland Clinic sleep psychologist, feeling exhausted and sleepy isn't always the same thing.
Trump hints that White House press area may be moved to another location
On Tuesday, The New York Times reported Trump expressed to aides he would like to bring back an indoor pool installed in 1933 during the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration. The pool was later covered under former President Richard Nixon to make space for the briefing room.