Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 28th of August.
Good morning, Mansfield.
Several hunting seasons in Ohio will begin in early September as squirrel and dove seasons start Sept.
1, waterfowl hunting is set from Sept. 5 to 13, and statewide deer archery begins Sept. 26; some areas allow early deer archery on Sept. 12 with bigger bag limits and updated licenses are required.
An Ohio court filing says Kroger faces a $17 million settlement for allegedly overcharging customers on prescriptions bought between Dec.
9, 2018 and Aug. 23, 2026; eligible shoppers must file claims by Dec. 21, 2026.
Mansfield City Schools and the police have mounted cameras on 11 school buses (via a $16,317 grant) to capture drivers who pass school buses and risk students.
Since school began, 16 violations have been recorded, with 12 charged, and officials will seek more grants to expand the program.
Ohio health officials reported 107 measles cases across 12 counties with eight new cases last week, while Pennsylvania reported its first two measles deaths in 35 years; residents are urged to get vaccinated to stay protected.
Baxter International has recalled two injectable drugs (70% Dextrose Injection and 0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection) after the FDA warned they may contain contaminants that could cause serious health issues.
Affected lots were distributed between July 25 and Aug. 3 in several states, including Ohio.
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