Ohio is expected to receive more than $319 million as part of a massive $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram. Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson says the agreement is aimed at better protecting children and teens on social media. Under the proposed settlement, Meta Read more
Mapleside Farms is adding a new place to eat, drink and gather in Brunswick. The Social House is set to open in September, combining a winery, brewery and eatery inside a newly transformed section of the nearly 100-year-old farm. The former Apple House, bakery and gift shop are being redesigned Read more
Deshaun Watson is officially the Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback, and he knows winning the job doesn’t necessarily mean he’s won over Browns fans. Watson said Monday he was excited to learn he had earned the starting job after spending much of the past two years working his way back onto Read more
Local police, fire and EMS departments could get more resources to handle emergencies at Ohio’s state parks under new recommendations released by Governor Mike DeWine. The Public Safety in Ohio State Parks Working Group came up with seven recommendations aimed at improving emergency response and helping local departments that assist Read more
The Akron Zoo is offering its annual Community Days for Summit County residents. During the month of September, residents can reserve free tickets to visit the zoo as a thank you for their continued support of the Akron Zoo. There is a limited number of tickets available each day and Read more
Here’s one more reason to call Ohio a football state. A new study ranks the Buckeye State fifth in the country for producing active NFL players, with 74 players born in Ohio. ACE.com looked at active players from the completed 2025 NFL season and where they were born. California took the Read more
If you get Medicaid in Summit County, keep an eye on your mailbox. The Ohio Department of Medicaid is sending letters to some adults enrolled in Medicaid expansion about new requirements that are set to begin January 1, 2027. Under the new rules, some adults ages 19 to 64 will Read more
Speeding has become so common that many drivers now consider it a normal part of being behind the wheel, according to new research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. Three in ten drivers surveyed agreed with the statement, “No one actually drives the speed limit.” While most motorists said Read more
More than three weeks have passed since a 67-year-old Copley man disappeared, and his family is renewing its plea for help finding him. Dr. Frank J. Feher has not been seen since July 27, when he was last seen leaving his residence on South Hametown Road in Copley at approximately Read more
How much is never sitting in rush-hour traffic again worth to you? For some Ohio workers, apparently thousands of dollars a year. A new survey from Resume.io asked more than 3,000 workers how much salary they’d be willing to give up to avoid their regular commute. On average, Ohio workers Read more
