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Live updates: Ohio State hosts Oregon looking to rebound from second loss
The Luke Fahey experiment enters its second week as No. 12 Ohio State takes on Oregon, with the Buckeyes looking to bounce back from last Saturday's loss at USC.
Salvation Army Christmas season kicks off
The Salvation Army held their Christmas Season Kickoff at Fellows Riverside Gardens in the Mill Creek MetroParks Saturday to start their 135th annual collection drive to help families across the country.
Trump says he offered White House press secretary job to Dana White
In a Truth Social post on Saturday, Trump said that he requested White bring “assistants” with him and named several UFC fighters.
Browns starting QB clears concussion protocol
The Browns and Saints will kick off on Sunday at 1 p.m. on WKBN-27.
US military targets Iranian defense system in latest round of limited strikes
The U.S. military previously struck Iran on Monday, just a day before the midterms, targeting Iran’s Qeshm Island, home to an Iranian naval base and in the critical Strait of Hormuz. Trump had previously said he would not strike Iran until after the midterms.
Are hackers targeting America’s food supply?
A series of cyberattacks on grocery stores out of Europe raises concerns for cyber threats stateside.
Plane etiquette is getting worse, survey finds. These are the biggest offenses
Flying used to be seen as a luxurious experience. Now, it’s more likely to be something you dread.
Popular frozen snacks may contain hidden allergens, USDA warns
The USDA is warning consumers not to eat several frozen snacks because they contain allergens that aren't listed on the label.
Las Vegas lawyer who represented ‘Keffe D’ in Tupac murder trial dies, source says
Michael Sanft, the Las Vegas lawyer who represented convicted murderer "Keffe D" during the Tupac murder trial, has died, a source told Nexstar's KLAS.
Schools scramble after Google gives AI ultimatum
School officials trying to push back on an encroaching AI are in a bind. The tech giant dominates search online, and it didn't give much time for districts to make their decisions.