Mega Millions Just Got Bigger — But Will Lorain Pay More to Play?
By Erik Jones, Editor A major overhaul has arrived for Mega Millions — one of the most popular lottery games in the U.S. — and Lorain residents may soon find themselves weighing whether the changes make the game more exciting, or just more expensive. As of April 8, 2025, a Continue Reading
The 10 Most Shocking Lorain Crimes Of The Last 50 Years
Below is a compilation of ten of the most shocking and notorious crimes that have shaken the city of Lorain, Ohio (and greater Lorain County) over the past 50 years. Each case is summarized with key details, outcomes, and the public reaction, along with citations to original news and police Continue Reading
20 Weird or Forgotten Laws in Ohio (And a Few Right Here in Lorain)
Ever worry about breaking the law without even knowing it? Well… you might already be guilty. From fish-related felonies to cemetery do’s and don’ts, Ohio’s legal code has its share of eyebrow-raising rules — and Lorain has a few oddball ordinances of its own. Here are 20 laws that’ll make Continue Reading
Thousands of Meals at Risk: Lorain Children Face Cuts in School Food Programs
By Erik Jones | Lorain Daily Thousands of Lorain students could lose access to free school meals under the Ohio House’s latest budget draft, which slashes funding for hunger assistance and removes key meal support provisions for schools with high poverty rates. One of the most significant changes is the Continue Reading
Could Lorain Residents Be Impacted by Federal Social Security ‘Death’ Designation Policy?
New Immigration Strategy Sparks National Debate and Local Questions By Erik Jones | Lorain Daily A newly revealed federal immigration strategy has triggered concern and confusion nationwide — and now, some are asking what it could mean for communities like Lorain. According to a recent New York Times report, the Continue Reading
City Officials Respond to Bridge Fears — But What’s Really Next for East 28th Street?
By Erik Jones, Lorain Daily A Video That Sparked Concern A rusted, dripping bridge in Lorain is at the center of growing public concern. In early 2024, local resident Phillip L. Kimbro recorded a video of the East 28th Street railroad bridge showing heavy corrosion, water leaks, and peeling concrete. Continue Reading
Lorain Launches STNA Program at High School—A County First
LORAIN, OHIO — Lorain City Schools is taking a bold step to expand career readiness for its students with the launch of a new STNA (State Tested Nursing Assistant) program at Lorain High School—making it the only high school in Lorain County to offer such training outside of JVS. The Continue Reading
Emerald Valley Property to Be Demolished Thanks to $30K County Grant
By Erik Jones, Lorain Daily LORAIN, OH — After years of complaints, the long-vacant and deteriorating Emerald Valley property on Leavitt Road is finally slated for demolition—thanks to a $30,000 grant from Lorain County. Mayor Jack Bradley announced the news during Monday night’s city council meeting, confirming that the county Continue Reading
Joe Flacco’s Comeback Could Cost the Browns Their Future QB
Cleveland, OH — Joe Flacco is back with the Cleveland Browns. At age 40, the veteran quarterback has signed a one-year deal worth $4 million. But this isn’t just a backup signing. It may change the future of the team — and the 2025 NFL Draft. Flacco’s new deal has Continue Reading
Cockfighting, Climbing Egg Costs, and Roaming Hens: Lorain Considers Legalizing Backyard Chickens
By Erik Jones, Lorain Daily LORAIN, OH — Are chickens coming home to roost in Lorain once again? During Monday night’s city council meeting, the conversation took an unexpected—and slightly humorous—turn as council members debated whether residents should be allowed to raise backyard chickens within city limits. While the topic Continue Reading