PLAYOFF ROUND 1 FINALS: D1/R1 – (7) McKinley – 62 (10) Brunswick – 28 D2/R7 – (7)...

Upper Sandusky had their football season come to an end at the hands of Medina Buckeye. The 28-18 victory sends Buckeye on to the next round of the playoffs where they’ll take on Ottawa-Glandorf. The Root Lumber Players of the Game were Medina Buckeye’s Denis Shevchenko and Kasen Gottfried and [...]

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WOWO) — The U.S. Department of Justice is sending federal election observers to polling places in three Ohio counties next week as part of a nationwide deployment involving 1,000 monitors across all 50 states, prompting questions about voter protections, federal authority and the potential for intimidation. According to reporting by NBC4 in Columbus, federal observers will be assigned to Medina, Cuyahoga and Franklin counties. The Justice Department has monitored elections for

Mark E. Grant, age 65, of Sarahsville, Ohio, formerly of Medina, Ohio, passed away on Friday, October 23, 2026, at his residence. He was born on February 26, 1961, in Medina, Ohio, the son of the late Michael and Shirley Snyder Grant. Mark was an outdoorsman through and through. He spent his entire life in nature, enjoying God’s creation in...

Mark E. Grant, 65 of Sarahsville, OH Mark E. Grant, age 65, of Sarahsville, Ohio, formerly of Medina, Ohio, passed away on Friday, October 23, 2026, at his residence.… Read the rest

A study to ease traffic on I-71 near Strongsville nears completion amid local resistance to proposed solutions.

The DOJ will be sending election monitors to Greater Cleveland, something Cuyahoga County's elections director says is nothing new.

Faith Morris pleaded guilty to more than a dozen charges. Families of the victims spoke in court about the impact on their children and called for a lengthy sentence

A health alert is out for Medina County. 18 measles cases are now being tracked. The health department says, there are 3 confirmed cases and 15 probab...

The Medina County Health Department said there is a low risk to the vaccinated public due to the reported measles cases being 'within a small group of families.'