Ohio
When you talk about your front line workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, most people think about doctors, nurses, or people that work in nursing homes. However there is another front line worker that doesn’t get their shine, although they deliver to us in rain, sleet, shine, even pandemic and that’s our postal workers that have […]
Lashawn Samuel has truly become a success story, despite the tough circumstances he was raised in. He’s a resident of the Franklinton area and says faith in God and his support system ensured his ability to focus on his education. It’s safe to say that Samuel didn’t grow up in the most secure neighborhood. He […]
Anheuser Busch is providing for Ohioans who are facing tough times right now. The brewing company has donated “thousands of hand sanitizer bottles” that came right from its plant that is located in Columbus, Ohio. From WJW Fox 8 News Cleveland: Governor Mike DeWine announced Monday that the company donated approximately 7,000 bottles of their […]
During a recent press conference, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced which businesses would start opening back up in the Buckeye state on May 1. From WJW Fox 8 News Cleveland: Those include manufacturing, distribution and office environments on May 4, and consumer, retail and services on May 12. But there is a longer list of […]
High school seniors in Shaker Heights were protesting over having a virtual commencement on Jun. 3, and how it was communicated to them and their families from school district officials. From WJW Fox 8 News Cleveland: “The email was sent out a few days ago about how Shaker was having a virtual commencement. And it […]
As of today, some changes have been approved throughout the foster care system in Ohio. Governor Mike DeWine announced that all kids in foster homes will continue to be supported by the state even after turning 18. Once foster children turn 18, they are aged out of the system. Due to the effects of the […]
Another major outdoor event has been cancelled due to concerns related to the coronavirus epidemic. The City of Canton will not be having its annual Memorial Day parade this year. Officials made the call to keep residents and visitors safe in regards to COVID-19 and other health issues, especially when it comes to having events […]
During the coronavirus epidemic, we have seen everyone from Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish to Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, even U.S. President Donald Trump, take part in press conferences. Whether they have been daily or infrequently, mayor, executives, governors, and all elected officials have leading all type of briefings to give updates in regards to […]
After shutting its doors on Mar. 15 due to concerns involving the coronavirus disease, a popular restaurant in Cleveland Heights’ Coventry Village is once again going to be open for business, though just for carryout and online. Tommy’s Restaurant, located on 1824 Coventry Road in the east side, took to social media to make the […]
The number of domestic violence cases has been on the rise since we all have been practicing social distancing and following the Stay-At-Home order issued in the state of Ohio. This is a major concern as many victims are being forced to be in compromising situations indoors with their abusers. Over the last three weeks […]
A new emergency grant program is rolling out for students at The Ohio State University, called the Together As Buckeyes emergency grant. Many students are dealing with financial hurdles due to the coronavirus crisis. According to the university, the majority of the grants are funded by the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) […]
More than 22 million Americans are currently unemployed due to the viral pandemic that has effected the entire world. Needless to say, right here in Ohio, the number of people who are filing for unemployment has become overwhelming. Due to such high numbers of cases, The Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services is now […]