Jaime Baker

Steubenville

Anchor and Reporter at WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)

.@WTOV9 anchor/reporter, @ohiou product, recovering sports girl. Yes, I'm smaller than I look on TV. Email: [email protected]

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Steubenville company seeks volunteers for Springfield High School restoration

1 week ago | wtov9.com | Jaime Baker

A Steubenville company is spearheading efforts to restore the former Springfield High School, with volunteers gathering Monday to assist with the initial cleanup of the site. TOPICS:VolunteersSpringfield High SchoolRestorationCleanupCrawford ConstructionFootball fieldsBaseball fieldsDonateA Steubenville company is spearheading efforts to restore the former Springfield High School, with volunteers gathering Monday to assist with the initial cleanup of the site.
Stefanski headlines Baron Club Dinner, celebrates faith and family

2 weeks ago | wtov9.com | Jaime Baker

It was a huge turnout for the 56th annual Baron Club Dinner on Thursday with many coming to hear about faith, football and family. The event, which welcomed almost 500 people, was headlined by Cleveland Browns Head Coach Kevin Stefanski who was making his first trip to Steubenville. “I'm getting to know Franciscan University, I'm getting to know Steubenville; it's the first time for me down here,” Stefanski said.
Flag raised and quilt displayed at Trinity Medical Center West for Donate Life Month

2 weeks ago | wtov9.com | Jaime Baker

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio — A flag was raised and a quilt displayed on Tuesday morning at Trinity Medical Center West to honor National Donate Life Month. The event, attended by hospital staff and the family of a donor, aimed to raise awareness about the importance of organ donation. "It's important for families as well as others to make known what their wishes are because one organ donor can save up to eight lives.
W.Va. roads in disrepair: Report finds one-third in poor or mediocre condition

2 weeks ago | wtov9.com | Jaime Baker

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A report by the national transportation research non-profit TRIP has revealed that nearly one-third of major roads in West Virginia are in poor or mediocre condition. The findings were discussed during a virtual press conference held by the group on Tuesday morning.
15th annual quilt show at Fort Steuben highlights tradition and creativity in quilting

2 weeks ago | wtov9.com | Jaime Baker

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio — More than two dozen handmade quilts will be on display at Historic Fort Steuben the next 2 weeks. This is the 15th year for the spring quilt show, which features 34 entrants from across the tri-state. The quilts are made from items like flour sacks, cotton, felt, ribbons and bandanas. Historic Fort Steuben Director Judy Bratten says the show has brought in many visitors throughout the last 15 years. “We noticed that mostly men like to come see the Fort,” she said.
Capito to advise not to cut Morgantown NIOSH jobs

3 weeks ago | wtov9.com | Jaime Baker

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Nearly 200 employees at the Morgantown location of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) were informed earlier this week that they will lose their jobs as part of broader cuts within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The NIOSH facility in Morgantown is known for its research aimed at preventing work-related injuries and illnesses, particularly in coal miners.
Capito acknowledges concerns as Americans show tariff concerns

3 weeks ago | wtov9.com | Jaime Baker

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Stocks took a significant hit this morning following President Donald Trump's tariff announcements yesterday. In early trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 1,400 points, the Nasdaq Composite dropped more than 800 points, and the S&P 500 slid 216 points. Traders are now anticipating a larger trade war to unfold in the coming days and weeks. West Virginia Senator Shelley Moore Capito acknowledged the concerns of Americans worried about the impact on their finances.
Capito to advise not to cut Morgantown NIOSH jobs

3 weeks ago | capito.senate.gov | Jaime Baker

Nearly 200 employees at the Morgantown location of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) were informed earlier this week that they will lose their jobs as part of broader cuts within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The NIOSH facility in Morgantown is known for its research aimed at preventing work-related injuries and illnesses, particularly in coal miners.
West Virginia House advances Raylee's Law to Senate

3 weeks ago | wtov9.com | Jaime Baker

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A bipartisan effort in the West Virginia House of Delegates has moved a significant piece of legislation, known as Raylee's Law, one step closer to becoming law. The bill, part of House Bill 2777, has successfully passed out of the House and is now headed to the Senate for consideration. Delegate Shawn Fluharty has been advocating for the passage of Raylee's Law since 2019.
Two arrested following car break-ins in Hancock County

3 weeks ago | wtov9.com | Jaime Baker

NEWELL, W. Va — HANCOCK COUNTY, W Va.-- Two people are facing charges following multiple car break-ins in Newell over the weekend. According to the Hancock County Sheriff's Office, unlocked vehicles had multiple items removed. Following an investigation, Kiersten Derosky and Nevin Householder were arrested. Derosky is facing charges of breaking and entering and possession of a controlled substance.