Dylan Cleland
Evening Anchor at WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)
Evening News Anchor @WTOV9 • @WaynesburgCOM • PA ➡️ OH
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2 weeks ago |
wtov9.com | Dylan Cleland
FOLLANSBEE, W.Va. — The Allegheny Creek Bridge project is complete in Follansbee. The next step is to add some landscaping around it and it will officially be accessible this spring. The bridge did bring forth some contention between residents and the council during the planning phase, but Mayor David Velegol said the city is happy with how it turned out. "A lot of the kids will use that bridge as they have in the past to go to the pool,” Velegol said.
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2 weeks ago |
wtov9.com | Dylan Cleland
WEIRTON, W.Va. — Officials in Weirton unveiled the city's new 'one call' system for communicating with residents on Monday. Right now, the city can contact people through text. The new system will allow them to place calls about emergencies, outages and more. Mayor Dean Harris said the decision to implement the new system came to light after the water situation this past winter. But the city plans to use it for a variety of notifications.
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1 month ago |
wtov9.com | Dylan Cleland
HARRISON COUNTY, Ohio — On Monday, we introduced you to the similarities and differences between AI data centers and CryptoMines, as at least one of each has made its way to Harrison County. However, as State Representative Don Jones pointed out, the pros and cons of these sites are still being learned. Ed Pizzino is used to quiet mornings at his home off Miller Station Road in Green Township, within the village of Hopedale. However, that changed when Sabre56 moved into the old Hopedale coal mine.
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1 month ago |
wtov9.com | Dylan Cleland
HARRISON COUNTY, Ohio — By now, you've likely heard of artificial intelligence data centers and cryptomining, otherwise branded as bitcoin mining. And while these two technological innovations swiftly gain traction nationwide, the Ohio Valley is also becoming a player in these 21st century creations.
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2 months ago |
wtov9.com | Dylan Cleland
COLUMBUS, Ohio — For years, scientists, community action groups, and more recently, journalists have been peeling back layers of harm humans can face when they are exposed to PFAS or "forever chemicals”. Now, with more information on how these chemicals can harm us, it's important to know what they can do and where they can appear.
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No one was injured in this house fire in Weirton. We'll have more details tonight at 10/11. @WTOV9
Our crew is on the scene of a house fire on North 15th Street in Weirton. Firefighters are battling flames that could be seen from US Route 22. We’re working to learn more. @WTOV9 https://t.co/RsRa4UMM1Y
Our crew is on the scene of a house fire on North 15th Street in Weirton. Firefighters are battling flames that could be seen from US Route 22. We’re working to learn more. @WTOV9 https://t.co/RsRa4UMM1Y
BREAKING: Fmr. Hancock County Sheriff's Deputy Patrick Hoder was indicted on Tuesday by the Hancock County Grand Jury on possession of Material Depicting Minors Engaged in Sexually Explicit Conduct. This is per the indictment list provided by Prosecutor Steven Dragisich. @WTOV9 https://t.co/RFqxudsfDw
