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G Herbo Speaks on Divine Timing of the 2016 XXL Freshman Class
Check out G Herbo reflecting on being a part of the 2016 XXL Freshman Class, powered by Rémy Martin. Continue reading…
Popular drug used to treat epilepsy, bipolar disorder recalled nationwide: Here’s why
A popular prescription medication used nationwide to treat epilepsy and bipolar disorder is being recalled, according to a Food and Drug Administration enforcement report.
Speed reduction set for portion of I-80
Construction will slow down traffic on Interstate 80 across the Ohio line into Pennsylvania.
Ben and Casey Affleck’s mother dies at 83 from pancreatic cancer
Chris Affleck was given six months to live, according to her obituary.
Vet offices crowding up as screwworm fears grow, but services are limited
A South Texas lawmaker in 2025 proposed legislation to allow teledoc veterinarian services, but it failed. Now vets, which are outnumbered in Texas, are struggling to supply services and have increased demands from clients as New World screwworm has been detected in Texas. (Sandra Sanchez/Border Report Video)
Watch: Dog scales 7-foot fence at Cleveland kennel
We all know that cats are natural-born climbers, while most dogs are into digging. But it seems one pooch is flipping the script.
13 Kentucky based suspects indicted in federal meth trafficking conspiracy
Thirteen men and women from Owensboro were arrested following an investigation from the Homeland Security Task Force and an indictment from a federal grand jury for a methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy.
Crews wrapping up week 1 of storm cleanup, 1 more week to go
The cleanup from a July 5 tornado and severe storms in Boardman, Canfield and Austintown continues.
LeBron James spurns Cavs to sign with new team
According to the report, he is receiving a two-year deal worth $8 million with a player option.
Ford recalls over half a million Broncos. Here’s why
Ford Motor Co. is recalling more than half a million Broncos because a wiring harness in the engine compartment can short-circuit and increase the risk of fire.