Spectrum News 1 Ohio

Spectrum News 1 is a round-the-clock local news network that focuses on providing Ohio residents with news and information relevant to their communities. With reporters stationed in key cities like Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati, as well as traveling throughout the state, Spectrum News 1 is dedicated to highlighting the stories that matter to Ohioans. Recognizing that state government actions affect education, healthcare, and the economy, the network has specialized reporters covering both the state capitol and Ohio's representatives in Washington, D.C. Exclusively accessible to Spectrum subscribers in Ohio, you can find Spectrum News 1 on channel 1. The network collaborates with more than 30 local news and regional sports networks owned by Charter Communications to share content. The channel began broadcasting on November 7, 2018.

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Decades-old amusement park arch moving to new location

1 day ago | spectrumnews1.com | Rose Todd

CLEVELAND — A piece of Cleveland history is on the move. The Euclid Beach Park archway welcomed families to an amusement park on the shores of Lake Erie for more than 70 years. It's been a thought for years to move and restore the archway. Now, with hundreds of thousands of dollars and the backing of the city, this arch will get a new future, piece by piece.
Amid immigration crackdown, SoCal residents celebrate obtaining U.S. citizenship

1 day ago | spectrumnews1.com | Jas Kang

As immigration enforcement continues in Southern California, some locals are celebrating obtaining their U.S. citizenship. On June 26, immigrants from all over the world came to the Pasadena Convention Center to complete their naturalization ceremony. For Dima McKinney, who came to the U.S. 11 years ago from Ukraine, the day couldn’t come soon enough.
The role of social media in protests

1 day ago | spectrumnews1.com | Rose Todd

CLEVELAND — Social media plays a big role in organizing protests and in how they are perceived. What You Need To KnowEllen Franks is the lead organizer with Mobilize the Vote in Northeast OhioMiers said misinformation can spread quickly especially with the advancement in AI and when those sharing materials do not check if what they are sharing is factualIn early June, hundreds of people participated in the anti-immigration and customs enforcement protests held in Los Angeles.
Heat wave continues for parts of Ohio with risk of pop-up storms

2 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Robyn King

OHIO — We can't beat this heat! More of the same as the heat alerts get extended in much of the state for late week.
Community members helping out undocumented LA residents

2 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Jas Kang

LOS ANGELES — Although she’s lived in the country for 40 years, she’s afraid to go to work for the first time.
Jones Island Water Reclamation Facility marks 100 years in operation

2 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Phillip Boudreaux

MILWAUKEE — Leaders in Milwaukee honored the Jones Island Water Reclamation Facility on Wednesday as the sewage treatment plant marked 100 years of helping clean local waterways and provide healthy drinking water. What You Need To KnowBefore Jones Island was created in 1925, wastewater would go directly into rivers that flow into Lake Michigan.
Dennis Krause Blog: Pitching phenoms duel one-sided

2 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Dennis Krause

MILWAUKEE — It’s not often that a Wednesday afternoon game in late June is such a big deal that it’s "Standing Room Only." The attendance of 42,774 was the largest of the season for the Brewers at American Family Field. Still, it’s not often that two pitching phenoms square off. Jacob Misiorowski of the Brewers (making his third major league start) against Paul Skenes of the Pirates. The Brewers won the game, 4-2.
Marine veteran honors oath, volunteers to make sure ‘No Veteran Dies Alone’

3 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Megan Marshall

MILWAUKEE — A veteran volunteer at the Milwaukee VA has made an impact on the lives of dozens of other veterans who live there for care. Marine veteran Frank Steffel has been volunteering at the Milwaukee VA for the past nine years. He volunteers with the “No Veteran Dies Alone” program.
Heat Advisories remain in effect, pop-up storms possible

3 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Robyn King

OHIO — The first official heat wave comes to a close for parts of northern Ohio as the extreme heat backs off for now, however, it remains in place for the rest of the state through Wednesday evening.
Kent State shooting survivor concerned with military involvement in protests

3 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Jack Berney

KENT, Ohio — Recent demonstrations across the country have raised questions about how crowd control should be handled, especially when crowds are large, and there’s a fear they’ll get out of control.