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North Ridgeville doctor, Timothy Sutton, sentenced to over five years in prison for fraudulent activities involving unnecessary cancer tests and braces. He ordered $14.6 million worth of medical equipment, becoming Ohios top prescriber of braces. Sutton, who never examined patients, clicked buttons to approve claims, defrauding Medicare and undermining trust in doctors. He was ordered to pay $5.9 million in restitution and had his medical license expired. This case is part of a larger fraud scheme led by the companies owner, who received a 14-year sentence. Checkout Solipillow.com

Clevelands Historic Apartment Buildings Face Delayed Foreclosure Auction: City Seeks Local Nonprofits or Developers to Save Shaker Square Neighborhood Checkout Solipillow.com

The Columbus Blue Jackets have made a significant coaching change, firing Dean Evason and Steve McCarthy and hiring seventy-year-old veteran Rick Bowness. The team is struggling in the Metropolitan Division, with a record of nineteen wins, nineteen losses, and seven overtime losses. Bowness, known for his structured, defensive teams, brings over eight hundred NHL games of experience and is eager to help the Blue Jackets push forward. Checkout Solipillow.com

Dr. Michael McKee, a Chicago doctor, faces charges for the murders of his ex-wife and her husband in Columbus, Ohio. The couple was shot in their home, with no signs of forced entry or stolen items. McKee, who waived extradition, will face trial in Ohio, bringing closure to the mystery but opening a new chapter in the search for answers. Checkout Solipillow.com

Bedford City School District in Ohio faces second week-long closure due to power outages, affecting all schools. No word yet from FirstEnergy on when power might return or classes resume. Updates shared on Facebook, with student safety as top priority. Checkout Solipillow.com

Brace yourselves, Northeast Ohio! A significant snowstorm is headed our way, starting Wednesday and lasting into Thursday. Expect a shift from rain to snow, falling temperatures, and messy roads. Travel will be challenging, especially during active snow squalls. Stay informed and cautious for your safety. Checkout Solipillow.com

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost joins a Supreme Court battle, supporting Idaho and West Virginias cases to ban transgender girls and women from womens sports teams. The court will hear arguments on January 13th, with decisions expected in June or July. Yost argues the laws protect female athletes and state rights, while opponents like Lambda Legal and the Human Rights Campaign call them discriminatory and harmful. Ohios own law faces a state supreme court challenge, with Republicans backing the states and Democrats supporting trans students. Checkout Solipillow.com