Financial help available for those facing evictions
Anyone who has lost their job or have had their work hours cut due to the COVID pandemic, can get financial help to make sure they don't get evicted or lose their homes. The CDC's ban on evictions due to COVID is set to expire in January. According to rep
County Community Action Programs can assist with some past due bills
As Congress continues to debate a new stimulus package that could provide COVID relief benefits to Americans, some local county agencies say there is help for people locally who are effected by the pandemic and can't make certain financial obligations as
Ohio law on ballot box limit quietly clarified as suit ends
A lawsuit challenging an Ohio order that had restricted counties to one ballot drop box location during November's election quietly ended Thursday without further appeal, leaving in place court rulings that said Ohio law does not require such a limit.
Poland couple holds 24 days of Christmas Food Drive
As they say, Christmas is the time for giving not receiving. A couple from Poland says this year more than ever before, they see the need for people to give if they can. We at 21 News try our best to show the need for people to donate food to the Second H
Cutrona sends letter to Ohio AG over what he claims are election irregularities
Local state representative Al Cutrona announced Wednesday that he has signed and sent a letter to Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost urging him to join Texas in their lawsuit against election irregularities. Cutrona hopes Ohio will join Texas' lawsuit agains