Latest Stories
-
Ohio weather: Everyone jokes about it – by Julie Watson
In 2018, a driver drove his Jeep into the flood waters of East Kemper Road and the occupants had to swim to safety. The automobile remained almost completely submerged overnight and the driver was cited by the Loveland Police because he ignored “Road Closed” signs. (Loveland Magazine file photo) by Julie Watson Wait five minutes…
Written by
-
Marijuana backers criticize Ohio bills attempting to change state law
Stock photo from Getty Images By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal Marijuana advocates called bills to change Ohio’s weed laws “a slap in the face” to voters. The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws hosted a webinar last week about two bills that are trying to change Ohio’s marijuana laws. “Whether one believes that cannabis ought…
Written by
-
Becca Moates: Current Governor DeWine budget proposal undoubtedly leads to additional Loveland levy
Becca Moates and her family (Provided) by Becca Moates Dear Loveland School District, Let’s start with: Our goal this week is to send 1000 letters to the statehouse by March 21, 2025. Help make this happen! Our family moved here a decade ago after the military, and what a well-loved decade it has been. When…
Written by
-
Ohio businesses were promised funding for solar but worry the Trump administration won’t pay
Jael Malenke (left) and Kevin Ely, standing next to their solar array. They’re supposed to get reimbursed for half of the system’s cost, but that funding is in limbo after USDA halted payments pending review. (Photo by Nick Evans, Ohio Capital Journal.) By Nick Evans – Ohio Capital Journal Wooly Pig Farm Brewery sits on a gentle…
Written by
-
UC joins novel bipolar research and clinical care network
By Tim Tedeschi in UC News University of Cincinnati/Lindner Center of Hope researchers have received a $2.3 million grant to join the Breakthrough Discoveries for Thriving with Bipolar Disorder (BD²) Integrated Network, a collaborative research and clinical care model with a mission to improve care, interventions and outcomes for people living with bipolar disorder. UC joins…
Written by
-
Student meals once again subject of Ohio bill
Photo by Amanda Mills/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. By: Susan Tebben – Ohio Capital Journal Another bill has entered the Ohio General Assembly in an attempt to address student hunger in schools, this time in the form of a Democratic measure that would still hold households accountable for student meal debt, but keep the child from…
Written by
-
From Ah-Choo! to Ahhhhh: Managing Seasonal Allergies
From the Christ Hospital Health Network Blog Esther Cheng, MD, The Christ Hospital Physicians – Ear, Nose & Throat With spring in the air, if you have seasonal allergies, your sneezing and runny nose will appear soon—if they haven’t already. That means it’s time to find an effective treatment to reduce your symptoms and improve…
Written by
-
“Drill, baby, drill” by Claire Mirkowski-Purdy
White House photo Loveland, Ohio, You may have heard our current president quoted for saying, “We are going to drill, baby, drill,” recently in the news or on social media. But what does all of this mean? Why is there so much excitement over this statement? For starters, Donald Trump is not the one to coin…
Written by
-
Miami Township curb and gutter replacements will begin soon
Gemini generated AI image Miami Township, Ohio – The Township has announced that curb and gutter replacements will begin as soon as weather allows. The paving will be scheduled for summer when school is not in session. If you have invisible dog fences or sprinkler systems within 2 feet of the back of the curb,…
Written by
-
NEA blasts USDA decision to axe programs for feeding hungry students
A news release from the National Education Association President Becky Pringle “Trump administration’s move to halt $1 billion in federal funding not only hurts students and their families but also cripples local farmers and ranchers in rural communities who feed America” Media outlets have reported that the U.S. Department of Agriculture terminated two programs responsible…
Written by
