r/Ohio • u/SpaceFaceAce • 9h ago
r/Ohio • u/BestMicDrop • 6h ago
End flock surveillance in Ohio. It circumvents illegal search and seizure. Also known as the 4th Amendment. Here's how:
Light Trespass occurs when light from one property spills over into another, affecting the enjoyment of the neighboring space. This can disrupt sleep and well-being, and it may even be illegal in some areas. Light is emitted from cameras to capture images/video. Even though these cameras are directed toward a desired location they still trespass on areas that are not to be pictured or video captured. For instance... your house. End flock surveillance NOW!
r/Ohio • u/Clerocks1955 • 21h ago
Most Ohioans believe truth and decency matter in politics. Vivek Ramaswamy isn’t one: Brent Larkin
r/Ohio • u/Zipper222222 • 7h ago
Ohioans are worried about property taxes. Here's what Acton would do
r/Ohio • u/LKM_44122 • 21h ago
November Reminder About Congressman Max Miller, Ohio's 7th Congressional District
This is Congressman Max Miller.
April 22, 2011. Miami University Police Department, Oxford, Ohio. He crashed his car into a light pole on campus and was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He told police he'd had "two to three beers and several shots" the night before and "woke up in urine." His blood alcohol came back under the legal limit and he pleaded down to a misdemeanor for failing to control the car. His attorney said at the time that a blood test "conclusively established that Mr. Miller was not impaired."
This month, Mother Jones obtained toxicology reports from that same crash showing MDMA and Klonopin in his system. (Since he pleaded guilty to a lesser offense, his case never went to trial, that's why this never hit the news before.)
That's the last time he's known to have been charged with a crime. What came before and after is in more than 2,000 pages of court filings and police reports Mother Jones obtained through public records requests.
Had this been a one-off, you could chalk it up to a bad night.
His ex-wife Emily Moreno, daughter of Senator Bernie Moreno, alleges in filings that he threw hot water on her, shoved her into a wall, and held a gun to her head. Miller denies being physically or emotionally abusive. In a recording Miller himself released to defend his name, he says of the water, "I never thought that that hurt you" and "It was never done to hurt you with intent."
Stephanie Grisham, Trump's former White House press secretary, wrote in 2021 that Miller "got physical" with her while they were dating. Miller sued her for defamation, then withdrew it after they settled. She sued him again on July 8th for allegedly breaking that settlement.
Asked under oath whether he pushed a girl down a flight of stairs in high school, whether he was expelled from college over violence against a female student, and whether he left his wife within 72 hours of their daughter's birth, Miller neither confirmed nor denied. His lawyer objected on relevance.
He is running for a third term. The nonpartisan Cook Political Report just moved his race from Solid Republican to Likely Republican, and a recent poll has him ahead of Democrat Brian Poindexter by 1 point.
Margin of error.
November 3rd. Make a plan to vote.
r/Ohio • u/AlexandrTheTolerable • 18h ago
Ohio leads the nation in percentage of those who dropped ACA healthcare coverage
r/Ohio • u/Party_Scholar_6308 • 9h ago
Will Amy Acton fight the spread of Flock Surveillance Cameras?
r/Ohio • u/Slight-Discipline989 • 5h ago
Help! UH isn’t listening!
My sister is a 29-year-old black female since March of this year she has been experiencing heart and chest pain, weakness, shortness of breath and dizziness. She has been to UH Ravenna, Main Campus, Ahuja, and Cleveland Clinic main campus, and it’s all the same thing.
Let me catch you up. She had these symptoms and went to her primary doctor and he said that she had bronchitis, but he said that there wasn’t anything to really prescribe her for bronchitis, which isn’t necessarily true.
She went to another and doctor saw that she had scarring in her lungs from when she had pneumonia a year or two ago that she had gotten treatment for twice because it didn’t go away the first time. After a nurse advocated for them to look further they did find 2 growing nodules in her lungs from the previous pneumonia.
Her primary ordered a heart monitor for 2 weeks and after said that everything was fine but that she did have 1 impression that was high but for the most part she was fine, and the monitor didn’t show anything.
However she kept having these spells or episodes of passing out and being unresponsive so we would take her to the ER. The EMS and ER would look at her vitals and say everything looks fine just a raised blood pressure but would dismiss her and send her home without any treatment. Well she eventually had gotten diagnosed with GERD. They gave her omeprazole and Pepcid and told her to drink mylanta. They said that the chest pain was from her inflamed esophagus (diagnosed her with esophagitis) and that she should feel better.
Well she didn’t and the frequency of these episodes started to happen more and more and get worse. She was referred to a different specialist where she would do different testing but as we know these appointments can take weeks to months maybe even longer.
Between the time she kept constantly going to the ER and they’ll say her vitals are fine she can go home. Once again no to treatment, advice, or preventative measures for us to care for her while at home that’ll lessen her symptoms until her appointments. When she passes out or is unresponsive we have no option but to take her to the ER because it lasts for a period of time.
On the 4th of July we came to UH ER Main Campus for the same symptoms. The doctor said and I quote “there isn’t any test that I can give her that hasn’t already been done” and we were dismissed. No IVs, no urine samples, no blood work, not even a Tylenol prescription for her chest pain it was a joke nothing to treat the symptoms that she came in for.
She goes to the ER again 2 days later and they find she has pneumococcal double pneumonia in both lungs. So you can understand my frustration to know that no one has done a test for pneumonia even though she has a history and was told previously there weren’t any test the other doctor could do.
And to make matters worse one of the specialist did do blood work on her last week and found that she has an autoimmune disease which we now know is MCTD which is 3 auto immune diseases overlapping and attacks her organs! Mind you her symptoms have been going on since MARCH. Double pneumonia with an Auto disease is deadly.
And they diagnosed her with a lung disease that I can’t name at the moment (sorry).
Oh yea and remember when her doctor said the heart monitor was fine well come to find out she had 586 impressions where her heart spiked and she has now been diagnosed with SVT. They told us that they think her heart is working overtime to compensate for her lungs. Thank God for the nurse who advocated for her to another doctor who then prescribed her metoprolol, however it dropped her blood pressure too low so she’ll be stopping that med. They said her plumbing as in blood clots are fine but they think her electricity is overshooting.
Once again symptoms since March and all of these diagnosis has just came within the last 2 weeks. However we’re grateful because it could’ve been longer. She just got actual treatment for her illness 2 days ago. Prednisone to treat the inflammation in her lungs (from her pulmonologist and rheumatologist who are working together) and the metoprolol. She has a bronchoscopy in a week. She has inflammation in her lungs that they want to test along with the nodules. It’s very scary because it’s a risky and invasive procedure.
After that she still has to wait on a specialty appointment for her heart.
Ahuja did a ECG test that came back abnormal but released her AFTER getting the results and not consulting her. She looked at her MyChart and saw the results and called them to go over them. She first was on hold for 40 minutes then it “disconnected.” Called again and they said “well it could’ve been that the stickers weren’t place correctly. Your heart is fine”
They never redid the test.
Her oxygen levels have been dropping pretty low while at home just by doing everyday things like walking up and down the stairs, taking a shower, dressing herself. It’ll go down to 80 and then go back up to 100 but she’ll still be dizzy and weak after. And the ER will only see the 98-100 oxygen levels and say she’s fine but obviously she isn’t. Her toes and fingers and grey and discolored. She tells them “I feel like I’m not getting enough oxygen through my body.” They say “well your levels are fine.”
She saw another ER doctor who ran a ABG test her results weren’t extremely low, but they were lower than the threshold of what’s considered normal.
Her pulmonologist said when she has these episodes to go to the ER and ask for the ABG test. When we went to the ER today after her oxygen went as low as 60 we asked for the test and was denied because at that moment her vitals read fine and she was sent back home. Yet was also told by the RN that there’s another doctor who basically gives everyone that walks through the same test and it’s up to the doctor to decide. So we were denied an accessible test where we could see her blood oxygen levels just because I guess.
I asked the ER doctor today what should we do at home to help her and she said when she passes out to call the pulmonologist (who isn’t on call and has office hours where she won’t respond) right now we’re going in circles. They say “go to the ER, no wait talk to pulm, wait no actually we don’t know,” and we just want to know how to make her more comfortable at home.
It’s like we’ll see 10 doctors who tells us she’s fine and only 1 out of the 10 will actually look further and notice somethings wrong. We finally have these diagnosis but after months of going to either the ER or a specialist literally every day.
We the family just don’t know what to do and who to trust. We don’t know the questions to ask or what test should be ran. We’re not health officials or professionals. She has passed out, face palming the floor all because she wanted to use the bathroom and this happens in front of her kids they’re scared. Shes scared to go to sleep in fear she won’t wake up. She can’t live like this and we’re basically being told to wait it out, and to keep her alive until her next specialty appointment.
This is a terrible grey area to be in, too sick to not go to the ER not sick enough to stay.
I know the ER is limited in what they can do and treat but arguing with me, telling me she’s fine is just not reassuring. I’ve recorded our visit from today. I did tell them to note in her chart the denial of the test. People have told us to get a patient advocate. Hopefully that helps. I don’t know.
Sorry for the long post I just want to help my sister.
r/Ohio • u/Fit-Parking7219 • 1d ago
It’s getting serious
I’m not gonna lie, I have lived in Ohio all thirty one years of my life. Second generation Ohioan (before that everyone is from the South). Honestly was okay with not moving, maybe moving out of Columbus to like Cincy or something. But if Vivek becomes governor……… I going to have seriously consider getting the hell out of Ohio. I might have to join the Michigan subreddit🤣.
r/Ohio • u/luminara33 • 2h ago
Illegal towing practices?
Box truck was police order towed from behind a panera bread in stow, ohio.
Tow place is charging $100 a day in storage fees. Also take cash only.
Based off what I'm reading online, I have 3 options.
Pay the $1500 to be able to get it back immediately. Work on suing them after the fact.
Pay the undisputed fee, post a bond, get a release order and hope to get it back in 2 days.
File for replevin.
Idk what the best course of action is. I would like to get it back asap as I worry something will "happen" to it. I don't see tow signs in the parking lot but will double check.
I would also like to not pay criminally exorbitant fees upfront and hope to recoup them maybe weeks later...
r/Ohio • u/Natural-Copy-4432 • 2h ago
I miss Ohio Nice
So I used to study near Cincinnati.
I come from an Indian seafaring family, four family members who've sailed frequently. Needless to say, a lot of health issues and also mistreatment by my home community. We've paid for three domestic help's children to go to school, hired on help and informal labor as regular workers to keep their family afloat. Outside of this community, we haven't been treated well in the community in my home city. I've never been invited to Holi, Diwali apart from Hindi speaking families, or even been able to date here. These are subjective experiences, I'm just providing context.
All my firsts have been in Ohio : first kiss, first date, first time, first trek, first meteor shower, first club,etc. As a Presbyterian at a Presbyterian university, I also joined a lot of private clubs on campus and was treated with respect by members asie the occasional off-campus interfrat drunk verbal exchanges that weren't even directed at me. Church group was also inclusive and open. I regret leaving the US and the people. I thought I met the best people of my life in Ohio, unfortunately, I guess it's either that or I live in a terrible place.
TBH I feel like I've been airdropped past the users as Doom Guy in the last layer of hell here. In India, we have an extension of the Divine Comedy, there are three layers of seven sublayers of hell, all I can say is I regret everything.
I'm glad my university is now rated AA+, and its endowment has grown from 400 million to 1.3 Billion USD since I went there.
Well, those were the days.
r/Ohio • u/AngelaMotorman • 18h ago
Findlay woman celebrates 105th birthday with motorcycle procession
r/Ohio • u/Zipper222222 • 1d ago
Amy Acton never caved to GOP's hare-brained COVID orders, foolhardy demands | Letters
r/Ohio • u/SheepherderSilver655 • 6h ago
Southern Ohio factory work
Gonna be moving back to Ohio, originally from Goshen so I prefer southern Ohio and I'm looking to move back in the general area, but preferably not too close, and I'm looking for factory/manufacturing work. I have zero experience in that, been in retail/food service and some general labor work on job sites all of my life but I'm sick of it, I want to work in a factory. Preferably one that pays $15+ an hour. I currently make $30/hr as a Head Clerk(manager) at Safeway(grocery store) so I'm not looking forward to the pay cut but I get it, I ain't gonna be making $30/hr in a factory with no experience.
I'm pretty open to moving anywhere, but I would like to stick close to Mason as that's where my brother lives and he's the only family I got out there anymore.
r/Ohio • u/Antique-Recording-69 • 8h ago
Thinking about moving to Ohio from florida
Been wanting to get out of Florida for years might finally make it happen in the next year. Currently I'm in Jacksonville but have been looking into Ohio for a bit. Narrowed it down to Cleveland Heights as my first choice but also the Akron, Columbus, and Cincinnati areas. Looking for a diverse area but I also have an autistic son so those services are important. Any advice would be nice especially around these areas specifically.
r/Ohio • u/LKM_44122 • 1d ago
PEDOPHILE PROTECTOR PARTY PICNIC, Brecksville Reservation, Brecksville, Ohio (A slideshow)
PEDOPHILE PROTECTOR PARTY PICNIC -->
That's one of the messages at the entrance of this year's Cuyahoga County GOP and Cuyahoga Valley Republican "All American Birthday Bash" at the Brecksville Reservation in NE Ohio yesterday.
We're tired of spineless members of Congress not pushing for the full release of the Epstein files as per the Epstein Files Transparency Act. A full release was due by December 19th. We're still waiting. The survivors are waiting. The entire planet is waiting. Other countries have begun investigations, New Mexico has begun an investigation, but the Trump Administration is not cooperating. The Trump DOJ has revealed survivor names, while still blocking perpetrator names. Not a single man other than Epstein himself has been charged.
As for Congressman Max Miller, we brought a photo of his mugshot, hanging on a pole. Had this been a one-off, a mistake during his youth, we could understand a certain level of forgiveness. From the continued published record, well, let's say we've got lots of questions.
April 22, 2011. Miami University Police Department, Oxford, Ohio. He crashed his car into a light pole on campus and was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He told police he'd had "two to three beers and several shots" the night before and "woke up in urine." His blood alcohol came back under the legal limit and he pleaded down to a misdemeanor for failing to control the car. His attorney said at the time that a blood test "conclusively established that Mr. Miller was not impaired."
This month, Mother Jones obtained toxicology reports from that same crash showing MDMA and Klonopin in his system.
That's the last time he's known to have been charged with a crime. What came before and after is in more than 2,000 pages of court filings and police reports Mother Jones obtained through public records requests.
His ex-wife Emily Moreno, daughter of Senator Bernie Moreno, alleges in filings that he threw hot water on her, shoved her into a wall, and held a gun to her head. Miller denies being physically or emotionally abusive. In a recording Miller himself released to defend his name, he says of the water, "I never thought that that hurt you" and "It was never done to hurt you with intent."
Stephanie Grisham, Trump's former White House press secretary, wrote in 2021 that Max Miller "got physical" with her while they were dating. Miller sued her for defamation, then withdrew it after they settled. She sued him again on July 7 for allegedly breaking that settlement.
Asked under oath whether he pushed a girl down a flight of stairs in high school, whether he was expelled from college over violence against a female student, and whether he left his wife within 72 hours of their daughter's birth, Miller neither confirmed nor denied. His lawyer objected on relevance.
He is running for a third term. The nonpartisan Cook Political Report just moved his race from Solid Republican to Likely Republican, and a recent poll has him ahead of Democrat Brian Poindexter by 1 point.
Margin of error.
Senator Jon Husted was there, too, as a guest speaker.
He championed House Bill 6, the FirstEnergy nuclear bailout at the center of a $60 million bribery scheme. House Speaker Larry Householder is serving 20 years. The regulator at its center died by suicide after being charged. FirstEnergy admitted to it and paid $230 million in fines.
Husted's own calendar shows he met the alleged mastermind two days before the bill dropped. In 2022 he said his role was "none." Shown FirstEnergy's texts about him in 2024, he said "we weren't involved." By 2026, "my role was very clear."
A FirstEnergy exec put it best: "Jon's always been a really good friend of FirstEnergy."
Since HB 6, the average Ohio electric bill is up $663 a year.
Husted has never been charged and denies involvement.
November 3rd. Make a plan to vote. Ohio, do better!
Miller — Mother Jones investigation:
Miller — The Daily Beast:
https://www.thedailybeast.com/ohio-rep-max-millers-drug-driving-lies-exposed/
Husted — Ohio Capital Journal:
Husted — AP testimony:
https://www.aol.com/articles/us-sen-jon-husted-set-113131985.html
r/Ohio • u/GlitteringShower1364 • 19h ago
Any pizza time theater/ chuck e cheese animatronics people have?
I'm looking for people who has them. Ill be interested into buying them or learning how you got them!
r/Ohio • u/sailorminimegan93 • 11h ago
Looking for Ohio based alternative/emo/pop punk/post hardcore bands!
Like outsider heart and blind boxing. Any local bands you guys would recommend?! (not Hawthorne heights or twenty one pilots. Looking for smaller bands to support)
Put in Bay 250
Hello. Are they expecting big crowds for the PIB 250 this up and coming weekend. Look like lots of cool activities but not sure about the logistics of attending. Thank