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Painesville City Schools drops uniforms, raises sports fees amid $4M state funding cut

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PAINESVILLE, Ohio (WOIO) – Painesville City Schools is eliminating its student uniform requirement and significantly raising pay-to-participate fees this school year, following a $4 million cut in state funding.For decades, the district required students to wear uniforms. That program is ending, and the fees families pay for students to play sports are increasing.High school students…

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Cleveland city councilmember challenging liquor license renewal for controversial restaurant

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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Cleveland City Councilmember Austin Davis objected to the liquor license renewal for an Ohio City restaurant and its controversial owner. In an Instagram post on Wednesday, Davis shared that he was submitting his objection to Townhall’s renewal, citing Bobby’s George’s, the owner, 2025 felony conviction of attempted strangulation. Davis said that…

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Data centers have become a political issue. Here’s where the Ohio governor candidates stand.

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Vivek Ramaswamy, left, and Dr. Amy Acton, right. (Photo by Morgan Trau & WEWS.)The frontrunners for Ohio governor both want to regulate data centers but have different plans for how to address growing concerns. It’s one of the most controversial topics this year: data centers and their rapid expansion in Ohio. “I think we need…

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Former Ohio Supreme Court justices join tour for independent, nonpartisan judiciary

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Carlo, the 19-month-old dog of former Ohio Supreme Court chief justice Maureen O’Connor, walks with her, former justice Michael P. Donnelly, and other justices and judges on Wednesday. The group walked to the Ohio Supreme Court building as part of Justice in Motion, a movement urging preservation of judicial independence. (Photo by Susan Tebben /…

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