Ohio Considers Creating Its Own Bitcoin Reserve
Simply put Ohio Rep. Steve Demetriu is advocating for the creation of a Bitcoin Reserve for the state following the passage of HB 116. He has highlighted the need for education and bipartisan support to advance cryptocurrency legislation and is prepared to reintroduce the bill if needed. Although HB 116 doesn’t specifically mention Bitcoin, Demetriu […]
Kirk Barton, ex-Ohio State and NFL player, faces charges in fatal Ohio accident
Former Ohio Offensive Lineman Charged in Fatal Crash Kirk Burton, a former offensive lineman for Ohio, is facing charges for aggravated vehicle murder after police reported he was driving drunk and on the wrong side of the road. This incident resulted in the death of a 24-year-old man in Ohio over the weekend. The Dublin […]
Ted Smith, former All-American football player from Ohio State, has passed away at 71.
Former Ohio State football player Ted Smith died over the weekend at the age of 71. Smith played as the Buckeyes’ offensive guard from 1972 to 1975. During that time, he was a crucial run blocker for Archie Griffin, who notably won the Heisman Trophy in both 1974 and 1975. Griffin remains the only player […]
Ohio Republican claims a man with a Palestinian flag forced him off the road.
Incident Involving Ohio Republican Rep. Max Miller Ohio Republican Rep. Max Miller reported a near-attack on Thursday involving a man holding a Palestinian flag, whom he described as a “crazy, confused man.” Miller expressed concerns about the growing hostility in the country, stating, “The chaotic hatred in this country has gone out of control.” He […]
$10M allocated for studying health impacts of the 2023 train disaster in East Palestine, Ohio
NIH to Fund Health Study After Ohio Train Derailment The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is set to allocate $10 million over the next five years to explore the long-term health effects stemming from the 2023 train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, which released toxic chemicals into the environment. Vice President JD Vance, who was […]
Ohio man hid involvement in 1994 Rwanda genocide to enter the US, captured after years of evading authorities.
Ohio Man Arrested for Immigration Fraud Tied to Rwandan Genocide A man from Ohio, linked to the mass killings during the Rwandan genocide in 1994, has been apprehended for allegedly providing false information on his US immigration forms to conceal his past crimes. Vincent Nzigiyimfura, who is 65 years old, was taken into custody on […]
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost approves Summa Health’s sale to HATCo.
Conditional Approval for Summa Health Sale The sale of Summa Health to Health Assurance Transformation Company, a subsidiary of a commercial general catalysts firm, received conditional approval from Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost on June 18, 2025. Additionally, Summa had been approved by the Ohio Department of Insurance earlier, as noted by spokesperson Maureen Nagg. […]
Ohio House Passes Bill Removing Small Tax Burden for Bitcoin Users
Simply put The Ohio House of Representatives has taken a step forward with a new bill aimed at providing a $200 tax exemption on capital gains from cryptocurrency. This legislation also prevents state and local governments from limiting the use of digital assets or interfering with personal hardware and self-hosted wallets. If the bill passes, […]
Cicada scare leads Ohio driver to lose control and flip car: ‘Keep the windows shut’
Cicada-Related Accident in Ohio An unusual incident occurred in Ohio when a cicada flew into a driver’s SUV, causing quite the commotion. This bizarre event took place on Wednesday afternoon, as the 37-year-old driver was navigating through Blue Ash, around 14 miles northeast of Cincinnati. According to reports, a cicada zipped in through the open […]
Ohio pension fund for retired teachers appoints new executive director
Ohio Retired Teacher Pension Fund Appoints New Executive Director COLOMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Retired Teacher Pension Fund has announced the hiring of a new executive director from North Carolina. Stephen Toll, who previously led the North Carolina Retirement System, is set to start in mid-July. Toll has roots in the Columbus area, having grown […]