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Supreme Court: Village can reject data center construction application after moratorium imposed

The village of Lordstown does not have to consider a proposed data center’s request for a site-plan review that was submitted days before the village imposed a moratorium on data centers, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today.
Special audit details investigation into theft, other crimes by former fiscal officer for the Village of Corning in Perry County
A former fiscal officer for the Village of Corning in Perry County will have to pay $15,901.53 in restitution following an investigation that led to convictions on theft and other counts.
Public Safety Awareness Day Oct. 25
Highland District Hospital and the Highland County Firefighters Association will host a Public Safety Awareness Day Oct. 25 from noon-2 p.m. at the hospital.
The rise and fall of Katie Zacharia
Ever since 2017, Washington has used a new unit of time: a Scaramucci. It refers to the 11-day period that Anthony Scaramucci served as a communications director in the first Trump administration. This week, the president’s newest press secretary, Katie Zacharia, lasted just half a Scaramucci.
Matt’s Take: Bye week is over; go time for Bengals
Now that the bye week is over and the Bengals are overall very healthy, now is officially go time for this team.
Trump uses European riots as flashpoint ahead on campaign trail
“If you want to see what is at stake in this election, just look at what’s happening in France, a once-great nation that is being conquered, looted and burned to the ground by migrants, jihadists, and communists who hate Christianity and Western civilization itself,” the president said.
Highland County Sheriff’s Report
These incidents were reported by the HCSO.
Ohio State Highway Patrol partners with Kings Island to recognize survivors of serious crashes during Saved by the Belt event
On October 10, the Wilmington, Findlay and Jackson districts of the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) recognized five individuals who survived serious-injury crashes by making the life-saving decision to wear a safety belt during a “Saved by the Belt” event at Kings Island.
Energy expert warns of risks Suncor v. Boulder poses to energy costs, security
CEO of American Energy Institute Jason Isaac told The Center Square that Suncor v. Boulder “will decide who sets American energy policy: Congress and the president, who answer to voters in all 50 states, or a single county courtroom in Colorado.”
Police sergeant position, city properties among topics in Hillsboro City Council's emergency legislation
Hillsboro City Council members approved a number of emergency ordinances and resolutions, including ones related to the police department, local infrastructure and city properties, during their Thursday, Oct. 15 meeting.
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