DILLES BOTTOM — An air pollution permit issued for the PTT Global Chemical America ethane cracker project in Belmont County expired Thursday, but the company is applying for
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Biden’s sanctions on Russia could allow Moscow to profit from oil and gasBiden’s sanctions on Russia could allow Moscow to profit from oil and gas
There is a glaring exclusion in President Joe Biden’s sanctions against Russia: oil and natural gas from this country will continue to flow freely to the rest of the world
These are the counties in the Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN metro area where COVID-19 is growing the fastestThese are the counties in the Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN metro area where COVID-19 is growing the fastest
2022-02-26 After adding more than 561,000 new cases over the past week, the United States now has more than 77.9 million confirmed cases of COVID-19. There have been more than
Queen has Covid, ‘Freedom Convoy’ news, Ohio numbers, Hong Kong crisis, more – coronavirus timeline Feb 19-25Queen has Covid, ‘Freedom Convoy’ news, Ohio numbers, Hong Kong crisis, more – coronavirus timeline Feb 19-25
CLEVELAND, Ohio – From the queen testing positive to news about the “freedom convoy” and the number of cases from Ohio to Hong Kong, here is our regular roundup of
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Cybersecurity threats rise for Americans as Russia invades UkraineCybersecurity threats rise for Americans as Russia invades Ukraine
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – As Russia enters Ukraine in a violent and bloody attack, US cyber experts expect Russian hackers to follow with cyberattacks with multiple objectives in mind. Paul
What’s Up With Cannabis Stocks For The Week Ending 2/25/22 – New Cannabis VenturesWhat’s Up With Cannabis Stocks For The Week Ending 2/25/22 – New Cannabis Ventures
Navigate the rapidly changing cannabis industry with 420 Investor, a premium service that sends real-time alerts and explanations of the news below and more. Summary Cannabis stocks were moved mainly
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States reconsider facial recognition for identity verificationStates reconsider facial recognition for identity verification
As the use of facial recognition technology for identity verification falls out of favor following the IRS’ reversal of its policy that would have required users of a new online
A convoy of truckers leaves California heading for Washington, DCA convoy of truckers leaves California heading for Washington, DC
After a Wednesday morning rally at Adelanto Stadium in California, the people’s convoy headed to Washington, DC, to protest the vaccine and mask mandates. According to multiple media outlets, the
Report: Thousands of Ohio Children at Risk of Losing Medicaid/CHIP Coverage This Spring | Ohio News | CincinnatiReport: Thousands of Ohio Children at Risk of Losing Medicaid/CHIP Coverage This Spring | Ohio News | Cincinnati
Click to enlarge Photo: Los Muertos Crew, Pexels A report shows an increase of nearly 12% in the number of Ohio children enrolled in Medicaid and CHIP between February 2020
Conversion of farmers with Cortland completed | News, Sports, JobsConversion of farmers with Cortland completed | News, Sports, Jobs
CANFIELD — Farmers National Banc Corp., the Canfield-based holding company of Farmers National Bank, has completed its technical conversion with Cortland Bancorp Inc. Wednesday’s announcement means Cortland Bank
Kentucky Cooperage will invest $4.1 million and create 20 jobsKentucky Cooperage will invest $4.1 million and create 20 jobs
Increase the production capacity of used barrels in Lebanon; Parent company, Independent Stave Co., employs 685 people in four communities across the state FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – Governor Andy Beshear
Michigan has the largest US economy and has experienced the fastest growth in its historyMichigan has the largest US economy and has experienced the fastest growth in its history
The state of Michigan leads in economic growth in the United States, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Bloomberg released data last weekshowing Michigan’s economy has improved “the most in
AAPL dividend announcement $0.2000/share 02/22/2022AAPL dividend announcement $0.2000/share 02/22/2022
LCNB Corp (NASDAQ:LCNB) declared on 02/22/2022 a dividend of $0.2000 per share payable on March 15, 2022 to shareholders of record as of March 01, 2022. LCNB Corp (NASDAQ: LCNB)
How the Ukraine-Russia crisis will affect our economyHow the Ukraine-Russia crisis will affect our economy
CLEVELAND — The world is on the edge of its seat as Russian President Vladimir Putin’s troops push into the Ukrainian border. “This is Ukrainian territory. The world recognizes it
EARN IT could offer a framework for better platform moderationEARN IT could offer a framework for better platform moderation
The EARN IT Act, recently approved for review by the Senate Judiciary Committee, remains a controversial bill, primarily due to concerns that it could deter technology vendors from using encryption.
How Literacy and Rides Help People Get Jobs at Medina Co.How Literacy and Rides Help People Get Jobs at Medina Co.
MEDINA, Ohio — As employers across the country struggle to find workers because the the unemployment rate is so lowMedina County organizations are partnering to help their residents find jobs
Dutey named to WGU Ohio advisory boardDutey named to WGU Ohio advisory board
Mr Dutey, who has led Portsmouth City Schools since 2011, has a long history of education leadership as a teacher, principal, deputy superintendent and superintendent. With this appointment,
Notable transfers inside and outside the Big Ten | SportsNotable transfers inside and outside the Big Ten | Sports
Big Ten The transfer portal retains churning each off-season. Here are 10 guys who switched teams to watch, via beatwriter SCOTT RICHEY: Say hello to… Connor Bazelak, Indiana The Hoosiers
Is the economy really that bad?Is the economy really that bad?
At first, it was just a few things in the meat and produce sections that caught Gayle Stafford’s attention. But soon she noticed that the prices were going up for
Inflation and interest rates hit homeInflation and interest rates hit home
It makes sense to focus on the Federal Reserve’s favorite inflation gauge in the coming week. After all, the central bank’s interest rate setting group meets in three weeks. It
New CRA limits, rules OK in Salem | News, Sports, JobsNew CRA limits, rules OK in Salem | News, Sports, Jobs
SALEM — City Council on Tuesday approved another ordinance regarding new community reinvestment area boundary changes and rules, with Ohio state approval still pending. Councilman Jake Gano, who
Johnson launches new podcast – The TribuneJohnson launches new podcast – The Tribune
“Red, White, and Bill” available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify MARIETTA — U.S. Representative Bill Johnson, R-Ohio, launched his new podcast, “Red, White, and Bill with Congressman Bill Johnson” on
Council hears land bank updateCouncil hears land bank update
SIDNEY — Information about the goals, events and photos of some of its Shelby County Land Bank properties was presented to Sidney City Council at its Monday evening meeting.
Covid News: California unveils plan to treat coronavirus as a manageable riskCovid News: California unveils plan to treat coronavirus as a manageable risk
Video Governor Gavin Newsom of California unveiled the state’s new approach to living with the coronavirus, moving away from what he called a “crisis mindset” and starting to treat the
Resident pays $400 for plow services, no plow shows up: Bay Village Police BlotterResident pays $400 for plow services, no plow shows up: Bay Village Police Blotter
Bay Village, Ohio Damage, East Oviatt Road On February 12 at 10:13 p.m., a resident reported that her daughter and a friend were parked in the high school parking lot
It’s time to take advantage of the opportunityIt’s time to take advantage of the opportunity
“There is no national economy.” It was insight that prompted Bill Fruth, Mayor of Tiffin from 1980 to 1983, to create a company dedicated to measuring and improving the performance
Old Fort woman uses Fremont resettlement grant to move to townOld Fort woman uses Fremont resettlement grant to move to town
FREMONT — Jozie Hickman was living in Old Fort and renting when she decided she wanted to move to Fremont, buy a house and be closer to her workplace at
Black-owned banks strive to modernize to better serve communitiesBlack-owned banks strive to modernize to better serve communities
(Photo: Adobe Stock) Keewa Nurullah, a fourth-generation entrepreneur who is a descendant of survivors of the Tulsa Race massacre, attributes the success of the Greenwood business district to capital that
Build your dream team for financial successBuild your dream team for financial success
Many busy physicians find that they don’t have the time and energy to develop a sound financial plan for their practice or their own personal needs. That’s why physicians need
PHARE COMMUNITIES REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST ACQUIRES RESORT COMMUNITY, STRENGTHENING OHIO PRESENCEPHARE COMMUNITIES REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST ACQUIRES RESORT COMMUNITY, STRENGTHENING OHIO PRESENCE
/NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWS SERVICES OR DISTRIBUTION IN UNITED STATES./ TORONTO, February 15, 2022 /CNW/ – Flagship Communities Real Estate Investment Trust (the “REIT”) (TSX: MHC.U) today announced
10 signs you’re living your best life in Twin Falls10 signs you’re living your best life in Twin Falls
Living in Twin Falls has been wonderful for me. I truly believe that I am where I am supposed to be for the rest of my life. Some people say
“We all have dreams, but it’s how hard you work to make it happen”“We all have dreams, but it’s how hard you work to make it happen”
CLEVELAND — Mussa Wisova is a shining example of what can happen when potential, opportunity and motivation intersect at school. The 16-year-old junior from the John Marshall School of Information
Chester’s Mopshop owner mentors young people and gives back to the communityChester’s Mopshop owner mentors young people and gives back to the community
Editor’s note: As part of Black History Month in February, the repository’s weekly business roundup will highlight a black-owned business in Stark County. CANTON – That’s a nifty name for
These are the counties in the Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN metro area where COVID-19 is growing the slowestThese are the counties in the Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN metro area where COVID-19 is growing the slowest
2022-02-14 After adding more than 1,660,000 new cases over the past week, the United States now has more than 76.4 million confirmed cases of COVID-19. There have been more than
Rams’ aggressive roster building pays off in Super Bowl winRams’ aggressive roster building pays off in Super Bowl win
While Burrow remained patient, guiding the Bengals on a seven-minute run in the second quarter that was capped off with exquisite trick play – running back Joe Mixon’s throw to
How extreme winter storms are linked to climate change and hurting businessesHow extreme winter storms are linked to climate change and hurting businesses
The second powerful winter storm of 2022 hit much of the country in early February. It dumped over a foot of snow in parts of New York and New England,
Adrian College men’s hockey rolls St Norbert in regular season finaleAdrian College men’s hockey rolls St Norbert in regular season finale
ADRIAN – If you blinked, you might have missed a lot during the Adrian College men’s hockey regular season Final victory 6-2 on Saturday against the rival of the Northern
🌱 Murrells Inlet Swamp Cleanup + SC Unemployment Claims Rise🌱 Murrells Inlet Swamp Cleanup + SC Unemployment Claims Rise
Good day, neighbors! It’s me again, Kathy Mandelyour host Myrtle Beach daily. Today is Super Bowl Sunday February 13, 2022 and here are some stories to read before kick-off! First,
Peoples Bancorp Inc. (NASDAQ:PEBO) – Maggie Lena Walker: Tribute to a Financial Pioneer Who Leapt Through BarriersPeoples Bancorp Inc. (NASDAQ:PEBO) – Maggie Lena Walker: Tribute to a Financial Pioneer Who Leapt Through Barriers
Black History Month celebrations often focus on the achievements of African Americans in politics, culture, and sports – business achievements, in general, and achievements in financial services, in particular. particular,
Lawmakers expected to cut taxes in the state of Michigan | News, Sports, JobsLawmakers expected to cut taxes in the state of Michigan | News, Sports, Jobs
James M. Hohman, Mackinac Center for Public Policy Michigan’s Senate Finance Committee has passed a Senate-wide bill that would cut the income tax rate, corporate tax
How W.Va. Oil and Gas Helps US Foreign Policy | News, Sports, JobsHow W.Va. Oil and Gas Helps US Foreign Policy | News, Sports, Jobs
The energy sector is fundamental to our nation’s economy, creating good jobs for American workers and providing innovative solutions to modern challenges. As one of the top five
Biden releases frozen Afghan billionsBiden releases frozen Afghan billions
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Friday signed an order to release $7 billion in Afghan assets now frozen in the United States, dividing the money between humanitarian aid for
NBA, NBAPA giving $3 million to Cleveland, HBCU for 2022 All-StarNBA, NBAPA giving $3 million to Cleveland, HBCU for 2022 All-Star
Some big bucks are coming to Cleveland for the All-Star Game — and we’re not just talking about Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton. All-Star Weekend is expected to generate $100
W.Va. Senate Passes Several Bills | News, Sports, JobsW.Va. Senate Passes Several Bills | News, Sports, Jobs
Courtesy Photo / WV Legislative Photography BLAIR – Senate Speaker Craig Blair reads the vote totals for SB 550, creating a performance-based funding formula for public institutions
Can Cincinnati beat LA in the Super Bowl economic battle? – Tap TelegramCan Cincinnati beat LA in the Super Bowl economic battle? – Tap Telegram
The Cincinnati skyline is visible on the banks of the Ohio River. (AP Photo/John Minchillo, File) It’s a classic Super Bowl script. The big city’s favorite team has an obstacle
Rent shortages and mortgage denials block home ownershipRent shortages and mortgage denials block home ownership
Regardless of location, profession or income, every family needs and deserves a home. But for many — especially Black Americans and other people of color — finding and keeping affordable
Kansas secures deal to offer over $1 billion in breaks to mystery firmKansas secures deal to offer over $1 billion in breaks to mystery firm
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) – Kansas lawmakers on Wednesday approved the state’s largest-ever taxpayer-funded incentive to attract thousands of new jobs, even though most didn’t know the name of the company
Intel is hiring engineers as it prepares for construction to beginIntel is hiring engineers as it prepares for construction to begin
Intel has posted its first job openings for its $20 billion project in the Greater Columbus that the semiconductor company announced last month. Jobs include Civil/Structural Engineer, Construction Environmental Safety
Senators investigate JPMorgan ‘robo-signing’ claims in debt collectionSenators investigate JPMorgan ‘robo-signing’ claims in debt collection
Diving brief: Six Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee sent a letter to JPMorgan Chase on Monday, asking for information on recent reports that the bank has resumed “robotic signing”
Summit making progress but more needed to tackle racism, report saysSummit making progress but more needed to tackle racism, report says
Summit County should create a new office to promote racial equity. The county should start collecting more data to better track its equity efforts. And, if the county is successful,
Pandemic red or blue: States recover at different employment ratesPandemic red or blue: States recover at different employment rates
Job creation data due later Friday could have a major effect on the Federal Reserve’s plans to tighten monetary policy – Copyright GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA/AFP/File JOE RAEDLE New jobless
Lead Poisoning in Black Communities: History and ConsequencesLead Poisoning in Black Communities: History and Consequences
According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in 2020, approximately 2.6 million families in the United States were at risk of lead poisoning due to the presence of
Republicans step up attacks on Fauci to woo Trump votersRepublicans step up attacks on Fauci to woo Trump voters
Later during that same hearing, Dr. Fauci muttered under his breath that Mr. Marshall was “a moron” – a comment caught in an open microphone – after the senator posted
Ohio River causes flooding problems for nearby businessesOhio River causes flooding problems for nearby businesses
Paul and Christine Montgomery love the view from their patio in California, Ohio. “It’s beautiful here, it’s a hidden gem,” said Paul. On the best days, the Ohio River wraps
Texas Instruments Details Plan to Invest Billions in US Semiconductor Chip Production Through 2030 | BusinessTexas Instruments Details Plan to Invest Billions in US Semiconductor Chip Production Through 2030 | Business
Texas Instruments on Thursday announced plans to invest $3.5 billion a year in its manufacturing of semiconductor chips in the United States through 2025, as makers face a global shortage
Drunk driving suspect hits two vehicles: Lakewood Police BlotterDrunk driving suspect hits two vehicles: Lakewood Police Blotter
LAKEWOOD, Ohio – OVI Crash: Bunts Road A Bunts Road resident called the police department at 2.50am on January 23 to report that her husband had told her to call
Liz Weston: How your parents’ debt could survive themLiz Weston: How your parents’ debt could survive them
Many people believe in one of two common myths when a parent dies in debt, says Chicago estate planning attorney Michael Whitty. The first myth is that an adult child
Survey: Millennials fear they can afford the life they wantSurvey: Millennials fear they can afford the life they want
For a generation that has lived through two recessions so far, it’s no secret that many millennials have been under a heavy financial burden. According to a new survey from
House advances marijuana banking bill, though final passage uncertainHouse advances marijuana banking bill, though final passage uncertain
WASHINGTON — Cannabis dispensaries across the country moved closer to using banks like many other businesses can when the U.S. House on Friday approved a bill that would dramatically change
Is Micron the chipmaker that Hochul introduced in New York?Is Micron the chipmaker that Hochul introduced in New York?
ALBANY — The mysterious computer chip company that Governor Kathy Hochul has promised a “robust” incentive package to build a massive manufacturing complex outside of Syracuse could potentially be Micron
Assessing Gov. Mike DeWine’s Reelection Chances: Capitol LetterAssessing Gov. Mike DeWine’s Reelection Chances: Capitol Letter
Stay alive: Even though a slew of conservatives are unhappy with Gov. Mike DeWine over his coronavirus policies, the governor has many key advantages heading into the primary campaign season
“We don’t want him to receive anything from our estate”: how to ensure that our son-in-law does not get his hands on our money?“We don’t want him to receive anything from our estate”: how to ensure that our son-in-law does not get his hands on our money?
Dear Quentin, My wife and I are in our 60s and have a daughter who is the sole beneficiary of our estate. We live in Ohio. She is separated from
Korn, Disturbed among the headliners of the festivalKorn, Disturbed among the headliners of the festival
On a snowy week in February, it might seem too far away to think of the green grass, blue skies, and metal music that rocks an outdoor venue. But the
Google Cloud Announces Cloud-First Partnership with KeyBankGoogle Cloud Announces Cloud-First Partnership with KeyBank
SUNNYVALE, Calif., and CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Google Cloud, KeyBank and Deloitte today announced an expanded, multi-year strategic partnership to accelerate KeyBank’s commitment to a cloud-first approach
Another 245,000 Americans likely filed new claimsAnother 245,000 Americans likely filed new claims
Unemployment insurance claims likely fell slightly in the latest weekly data as Omicron-related disruptions continue to put pressure on the labor market. The Ministry of Labor is about to publishes
House Democrats seek vote on US-China competition bill | Business and economyHouse Democrats seek vote on US-China competition bill | Business and economy
The legislation would provide $52 billion to support national chip research and $45 billion to improve supply chains. Through Billy House and Daniel FlatleyBloomberg Posted on February 2, 2022February 2,
Annexation adds 110 acres to business park and expands CRAAnnexation adds 110 acres to business park and expands CRA
The New Albany International Business Park is expanding again. On February 1, the New Albany City Council voted 6 to 0, in the absence of Mike Durik, to approve the
Climate change a growing concern for the Fed as candidates are heardClimate change a growing concern for the Fed as candidates are heard
WASHINGTON (AP) — How far the Federal Reserve can go to force banks to factor climate change implications into their lending policies could be the focus of a Senate hearing