“Cabin Fever” Meets its Match this Holiday Week
“Cabin Fever” Meets its Match this Holiday Week Columbus, OH – With students home from school this holiday week, many Ohio families will be looking for ways to cure "cabin fever" and burn off some...
View ArticleLaw Aims to Make Sure OH Drinking Water is “Good to the Last Drop”
Law Aims to Make Sure OH Drinking Water is “Good to the Last Drop” Columbus, OH - A bill currently before Congress aims to keep drinking water in Ohio and across the nation "good to the last drop."...
View Article"Last Shot" To Comment On Guns In Ohio National Parks
"Last Shot" To Comment On Guns In Ohio National Parks Washington, D.C. – Gun rules are being "targeted" in national parks, and today is the last chance for the public to take aim. The comment period...
View ArticleLake Erie's Icy Waters About Set for Eager Anglers
Lake Erie's Icy Waters About Set for Eager Anglers Columbus, OH – There's great news for anglers chomping at the bit to get out on Lake Erie. Below-freezing temperatures are forecast to continue for...
View ArticleFishing, Camping and Drilling? Controversy Surrounds State Park Plan
Fishing, Camping and Drilling? Controversy Surrounds State Park Plan Columbus – Public lands in the Buckeye State would be open to oil and gas drilling under a plan approved by the Ohio Senate. The...
View ArticleOhio Could be an Objective Voice in Western Mining Debate
Ohio Could be an Objective Voice in Western Mining Debate COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio could be an objective voice in a national debate out West. Congress is considering reform of the 1872 Mining Law to...
View ArticleDeer Gun Season: Good for Rural Ohio’s Economy and Habitat
Deer Gun Season: Good for Rural Ohio’s Economy and Habitat COLUMBUS, Ohio - It's not just about the hunt: Ohio wildlife officials say Deer-Gun season, which kicks off today in the state, is like an...
View ArticleEnvironmental Health Risks: Not Just Cancer
Environmental Health Risks: Not Just Cancer WASHINGTON, D.C. - A recent report delivered to President Obama by a special panel appointed by President Bush warned that the risk of cancer from...
View ArticleReport: BP Can’t Be Singled Out
Report: BP Can’t Be Singled Out As the costs of Gulf Coast cleanup efforts from the BP oil spill continue to rise, a new report examines the industry as a whole, in terms of safety and accident...
View ArticleMyth Busters: Trigger Finger Biggest Threat for OH Hunters?
Myth Busters: Trigger Finger Biggest Threat for OH Hunters? COLUMBUS, Ohio - Deer gun season opens today in the Buckeye State and runs for a week. While some may think accidental gunshot wounds are the...
View ArticleCongress May be Next to Say, “Go Outside and Play”
Congress May be Next to Say, “Go Outside and Play” COLUMBUS, Ohio - Seven hours in front of electronic entertainment, and seven minutes outside. That's what constitutes "play" for most kids, according...
View ArticleCould Park Sale Lead to Drilling and Logging on Ohio's Public Land?
Could Park Sale Lead to Drilling and Logging on Ohio's Public Land? COLUMBUS, Ohio - The possible sale of an eastern Ohio state park has some residents and environmentalists worried about future uses...
View ArticleReport: A Dozen Ways Deficit Talks Could Hurt Ohio
Report: A Dozen Ways Deficit Talks Could Hurt Ohio COLUMBUS, Ohio - A dozen lawmakers in Washington, including Ohio Republican Senator Rob Portman, are charged with finding ways to cut an additional...
View ArticleReporte: Consecuencias Mortales por Calor Extremo este Verano
Reporte: Consecuencias Mortales por Calor Extremo este Verano Columbus, OH - De acuerdo a un nuevo reporte del National Resources Defense Counseil (Consejo para la Defensa de Recursos Naturales), se...
View ArticleOhio Historical Site Named National Monument
Ohio Historical Site Named National Monument XENIA, Ohio - Almost 40 years ago, the Wilberforce, Ohio, home of Col. Charles Young was named a national landmark. Today, it will be given an even greater...
View ArticleA Meeting of the Minds Over Fracking in Ohio
A Meeting of the Minds Over Fracking in Ohio COLUMBUS, Ohio – It's a first-of-its-kind meeting of the minds when it comes to fracking in the Buckeye State. Today and Saturday, scientists, doctors,...
View ArticleTrees Under Attack
Trees Under Attack COLUMBUS, Ohio - Some of Ohio's trees are under attack. August is a peak time for the Asian longhorned beetle, an invasive pest with no known natural predators locally, which is...
View Article“Cabin Fever” Meets its Match this Holiday Week
“Cabin Fever” Meets its Match this Holiday Week Columbus, OH – With students home from school this holiday week, many Ohio families will be looking for ways to cure "cabin fever" and burn off some...
View ArticleLaw Aims to Make Sure OH Drinking Water is “Good to the Last Drop”
Law Aims to Make Sure OH Drinking Water is “Good to the Last Drop” Columbus, OH - A bill currently before Congress aims to keep drinking water in Ohio and across the nation "good to the last drop."...
View Article"Last Shot" To Comment On Guns In Ohio National Parks
"Last Shot" To Comment On Guns In Ohio National Parks Washington, D.C. – Gun rules are being "targeted" in national parks, and today is the last chance for the public to take aim. The comment period...
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