Wintersville Residents Report Missing Water and Sewer Bills
Wintersville residents say water and sewer bills have repeatedly gone missing in the mail for more than a year. Village Administrator Jesse Kosegi attributed the problem to mail processing in Pittsburgh during Thursday’s council meeting. Residents can pay their bills in person or online, and payments remain due on the 20th. News headlines 100226
Ohio Gas Tax Paused for 90 Days
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed House Bill 519 Thursday, temporarily pausing the state gasoline tax for 90 days. The change amounts to about 38 cents per gallon for unleaded gasoline and 47 cents per gallon for diesel. Retailers have a three-day grace period, with the savings expected to reach drivers no later than Sunday. Newscast B 100226
John Marshall High School Reopens, Homecoming Activities Continue
John Marshall High School is reopening Friday after Marshall County Schools canceled all activities at the school Thursday, including the homecoming parade. The district says homecoming activities scheduled for Friday will continue as planned. Newscast A 100226
Investigation Continues Into Moundsville Double Homicide
Law enforcement continues to investigate a double homicide in Moundsville. Marshall County Sheriff Mike Dougherty identified the victims as David and Monica Will, with Monica identified as a teacher at John Marshall High School. According to the newscast, deputies encountered 25-year-old Cyle Fabrizio holding the couple’s 16-year-old daughter at gunpoint when they arrived early Thursday. A deputy fatally shot Fabrizio, and the couple’s children are now safe with family. Newscast A 100226
Ohio Preparing New Requirements for Math Textbooks
Ohio is preparing a list of approved mathematics textbooks, expected to be released in April 2027. According to the newscast, roughly 450 lower-performing schools will be required to use approved materials. The changes have raised concerns among some educators about the state having greater control over classroom materials. Newscast A 100226
Google Opening Satellite Office at Ohio State
Google plans to open a satellite office at Ohio State University this fall, described in the newscast as the company’s first space on a university campus. The partnership is expected to provide Ohio State researchers with access to Google DeepMind while offering students internships, AI tools and career resources. Newscast A 100226
Jefferson County Commissioners Discuss Prime Time Levy
Jefferson County commissioners discussed funding for senior services and the Prime Time levy during Thursday’s meeting. The levy is scheduled to appear on the November ballot, while the nonprofit Our Place is seeking a share of the funding. Commissioner Tony Morelli said he wants to consider the potential impact before making a decision. Newscast B 100226
West Virginia Revenue Finishes September Above Estimates
West Virginia collected approximately $570 million in revenue during September, finishing nearly $16 million above estimates. Officials cautioned that inflation and higher interest rates could create financial challenges later. Newscast B 100226
Historic Train Station Could Reopen to Visitors
A nearly 200-year-old train station tied to the early history of American rail travel could soon welcome visitors again. The newscast notes plans for the historic site but does not provide additional details about its location or reopening timeline. Newscast B 100226
