Monday, July 20, 2026

Human Teeth Regrowth, Cleaner Indoor Air, Bold Wall Street Tactic

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➤ Scientists are closing in on regrowing human teeth, and the first breakthroughs could make implants and dentures a thing of the past. (Hear Breakthrough)

➤ Wildfire smoke doesn't stay outside. A few simple steps can keep the air inside your home clean when the haze rolls in. (Hear How)

➤ Wall Street firms were pitched a $100,000-a-month subscription for one product: faster access to President Trump's social media posts. (Hear Details)

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Fairgrounds Debate, Beer Championships, and Invasive Crawfish

Monday, July 20, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 2003, Columbus native and Kent State alumnus Ben Curtis won the 132nd British Open as a PGA Tour rookie.

🍻 Breweries across the Buckeye State won medals at the 2026 U.S. Open Beer Championship—including a Hamilton brewery that was crowned the competition’s overall champion. Read more in Top Stories.

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Fairgrounds Future in Flux

The future of the Warren County Fairgrounds remains unsettled after a proposed $4.25 million sale to Lebanon collapsed amid legal uncertainty, political disputes, and public resistance to redevelopment plans.

Warren County entered negotiations in 2025, but officials split over whether state law permitted the sale and how the 94-acre property should be used. Lebanon’s proposal included townhomes, commercial space, redesigned parkland, a new horse arena, and upgraded campgrounds.

The aging grounds have accumulated code violations and have been at the center of years of strained relations, but volunteers have been replacing structures and gutters, repainting the property, and restoring a historic mural.

The 2026 county fair runs today through Saturday, featuring 4-H exhibits, harness racing, rides, live music, a rodeo, tractor pulls, and a demolition derby.

Third Eye Sets Championship Records

Hamilton’s Third Eye Brewing captured the 2026 U.S. Open Beer Championship’s Grand National Champion title and set a competition record with five gold medals.

The brewery won nine medals overall: five gold, two silver, and two bronze. The haul tied the single-year record for total medals.

Third Eye’s gold-medal beers were Mocha Operandi, Double Astral, Unleashed Potential, and two versions of Kelly’s Private Stash Barley Wine. The official championship results spanned more than 180 categories and subcategories, with breweries entering from across the United States and abroad.

The victory marked Third Eye’s second overall championship in the event’s 18-year history. Rhinegeist Brewery placed sixth nationally, while several Stark County breweries also earned medals or division honors.

Hilltop Estate Hits Market

A hilltop Cincinnati estate with sweeping Ohio River Valley views has hit the market for $3.25 million, placing it among Greater Cincinnati’s most expensive active listings.

The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom home spans 12,373 square feet on 10.64 wooded acres in the California neighborhood, about 10 minutes from downtown. Built in 1962, the residence is being offered for the first time since a major renovation and 6,500-square-foot addition in 2001.

Features include four fireplaces, a chef’s kitchen, a heated in-ground pool, a hot tub, and a three-level stone terrace. The property also offers garage space for up to 10 vehicles, plus a detached building with a heated detailing bay and workshop.

The property listing includes 90 photos showing the estate’s stone-column gate, tree-lined drive, private terraces, and expansive river-valley views.

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➤ Southwest Ohio: Flash flooding across Cincinnati’s East Side and nearby Fairfax killed one person and injured at least three others, according to Cincinnati Fire officials. (More)

➤ Statewide: Ohio is seeking proposals for up to $10 million in federal grants pairing abandoned-mine reclamation with local economic development. Letters of intent are due Aug. 7. (Details)

➤ Northeast Ohio: More than 40% of FirstEnergy customers in Silver Lake remained without electricity Sunday morning after severe thunderstorms swept through the region, with nearly 1,000 outages still reported across Summit County. (See Updates)

➤ Licking County: Gov. Mike DeWine signed legislation designating part of Interstate 70 in Licking County as the Tuscarawas Valley Memorial Highway, honoring six members of the Tuscarawas Valley school community killed in a 2023 crash. (More)

➤ Dayton: The city will launch a national search for its next city manager after Shelley Dickstein announced she will retire in March 2027. (More)

➤ Cincinnati: A city training academy is working to rebuild Cincinnati’s building inspector workforce, which was at roughly 50% capacity three years ago and is projected to reach 95% by spring 2027. (More)

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➤ Travis Bazzana launched a 414-foot, two-run homer in the ninth inning for his first career walk-off hit, giving the Cleveland Guardians a 5-3 comeback win over Pittsburgh in Saturday’s doubleheader nightcap. (Watch Highlight)

➤ Ohio State secured a commitment from four-star defensive lineman Karlos May of Birmingham, Alabama, the No. 78 Rivals300 prospect. He’s the fourth top-100 defensive lineman to commit to the Buckeyes in the 2027 class. (More)

➤ The Columbus Clippers will wear Ohio State-inspired scarlet-and-gray uniforms Sept. 18 against St. Paul, one day before the Buckeyes host Kent State. (See Details)

➤ Ohio scored the game’s final three touchdowns to erase a 21-7 deficit and rally past West Virginia 28-21 in the OVAC All-Star Game in Wheeling. (See Highlights)

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➤ A. O. Smith will close its Groveport water-treatment plant and Lockbourne warehouse, shift work to Wisconsin and Texas, and eliminate about 92 jobs during a six-month period beginning Aug. 24. (See Timeline)

➤ Northside Marketplace in Akron will close July 31, leaving 140 vendors searching for new sales space after operators said debt and liabilities made continued operations unsustainable. (More)

➤ Wildfire smoke temporarily closed shops in downtown Elyria and the Aut-O-Rama Drive-In Theatre in North Ridgeville last week, while Elyria’s Third Thursdays event was rescheduled for July 30. (See Details)

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➤ Taylor Farms recalled 25 shredded iceberg lettuce and salad-mix products distributed in Ohio and 26 other states because of possible cyclospora contamination tied to an outbreak that sickened more than 1,500 people. (See Recall)

➤ Speed was a factor in 146,961 Ohio crashes from 2021 through 2025, according to a state report. Cuyahoga, Franklin, Hamilton, Summit, and Montgomery counties accounted for 35% of them. (More)

➤ Central Ohio residents have spotted invasive red swamp crawfish in yards and near waterways, but experts say the self-cloning marbled crayfish could pose the greater ecological threat. (See Details)

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➤ Scientists are closing in on regrowing human teeth, and the first breakthroughs could make implants and dentures a thing of the past. (Hear Breakthrough)

➤ Wildfire smoke doesn't stay outside. A few simple steps can keep the air inside your home clean when the haze rolls in. (Hear How)

➤ Wall Street firms were pitched a $100,000-a-month subscription for one product: faster access to President Trump's social media posts. (Hear Details)

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50K Feral Cats, an AI Convo Coach, and a Jet Suit Pilot

Monday, July 20, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1969, Neil Armstrong first walked on the moon during the Apollo 11 moon landing mission. He had practiced the landing at NASA Langley’s Lunar Landing Research Facility in Hampton. Asked later what it felt like, he said, “Like Langley.”

Have you ever been in a situation where you needed help rehearsing a difficult workplace conversation? Thanks to researchers at Virginia Tech, there’s now an app for that. Learn more in Business.

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Prince William Co. Confronts 50K Feral Cats

Prince William County supervisors voted 7-1 to expand a trap-neuter-vaccinate-release program aimed at a feral cat population that now tops 50,000.

The July 14 directive lets the county pay outside animal welfare groups to spay and neuter cats alongside its own Animal Services Center, which Woodbridge Supervisor Jeannie LaCroix said “is not able to hold them all right now.”

The county’s 2027 budget covers about 600 cats a year, and the measure redirects up to $48,000 in existing, unspent county funds to boost that capacity through outside partners.

The vote came as animal officers in Henrico, near Richmond, warned of a confirmed outbreak of feline parvovirus in one neighborhood. Officers seized several sick cats from a home on July 18 and urged residents to keep their pets’ vaccinations up to date.

Court Weighs VT Board Removal

A Montgomery County judge will decide whether Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s May removal of Virginia Tech Board of Visitors member John Rocovich broke state law.

Rocovich, one of the longest-serving members in the school’s history, sued in June to win back his seat, arguing the governor had no cause to oust him a year before his term ended. Her removal letter cited “misconduct” but never detailed what he did wrong.

State law lets a governor remove a university board member for “malfeasance, misfeasance, incompetence, or gross neglect of duty,” and requires a public explanation. Rocovich’s attorney says none of that applies.

Rocovich had donated to Spanberger’s Republican rival, Winsome Earle-Sears. No hearing has been set.

Virginia 4th-Best State to Move to

Virginia ranked as the fourth-best state to move to in 2026, according to a new ConsumerAffairs analysis.

The ranking scored all 50 states on affordability, safety, education and health care, economic strength, and quality of life. Virginia’s composite of 62.37 trailed only New Hampshire, Utah, and Idaho, with New England states dominating the top 10.

The showing aligns with a separate report this month from CNBC, which ranked Virginia third in its annual “top states for business” rankings and second in infrastructure.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger credited new laws on housing, health care, and energy costs.

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➤ Statewide: Taylor Farms expanded a recall of shredded iceberg lettuce grown in central Mexico to 27 states, including Virginia, over possible contamination with the cyclospora parasite tied to a multistate outbreak. (See Details)

➤ Southwest Virginia: Wildfire smoke settled over the Roanoke Valley during the USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships, prompting health warnings and a tiered plan that could shorten or cancel races. (More)

➤ Greene County: Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., met with voters on Saturday, fielding questions on election integrity, Iran, affordability, and the state’s data centers as he works to hold the traditionally Republican county in his 2026 reelection bid. (More)

➤ Danville: Paulette Dean, longtime director of the Danville Area Humane Society, resigned as the city's humane investigator after being accused of falsifying records in that role. She remains the shelter's director. (See Details)

➤ Norfolk: The Virginia Zoo, marking its 125th anniversary, will throw a celebration on Aug. 29 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. featuring keeper chats and family activities. (See Schedule)

➤ Portsmouth: Bluegrass star Billy Strings drew a sellout crowd Saturday, and the pre-show Olde Town Shakedown packed High Street, driving record sales for some downtown businesses. (More)

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➤ The Washington Nationals have reportedly engaged in preliminary conversations with “multiple teams” regarding a potential trade of first baseman Luis Garcia Jr., who is in the midst of a career season. (More)

➤ The Washington Wizards took down the Atlanta Hawks 91-83 on Saturday in their final NBA Summer League game. The Wizards’ first NBA preseason game will be in October. (More)

➤ The Virginia Commonwealth Games will be hosted in Richmond for the first time next weekend, featuring competitions in 30 different sports with over 10,000 athletes. (More)

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➤ Spy Rock secured an $8 million land deal to launch its first residential infill project in Innsbrook, marking a major step in developing housing in the Henrico office park. (More)

➤ Richmond’s Urban Design Committee unanimously endorsed plans for the Lumpkin’s Slave Jail Pavilion, an $18 million archaeological and educational center at the site of the city’s largest slave-trading complex in Shockoe Bottom. (More)

➤ Virginia Tech researchers are building an AI training tool called CommCoach to help workers and managers rehearse difficult workplace conversations through coaching and customizable scenarios. (More)

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➤ Spotted lanternflies have reached peak adult season across Virginia, with experts urging residents to stomp adults and scrape egg masses to protect trees, grapes, and fruit crops from the invasive pest. (More)

➤ More than 100 Virginia Tech football players built 40 beds for local children through Sleep in Heavenly Peace, raising $10,000 during the team's Day of Service. (Watch Video)

➤ A pilot from Britain’s Gravity Industries flew a jet-powered “Jet Suit” over the Elizabeth River in Portsmouth on Wednesday as part of a multi-agency conference that drew defense, Homeland Security, and public safety officials. (See Video)

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➤ Scientists are closing in on regrowing human teeth, and the first breakthroughs could make implants and dentures a thing of the past. (Hear Breakthrough)

➤ Wildfire smoke doesn't stay outside. A few simple steps can keep the air inside your home clean when the haze rolls in. (Hear How)

➤ Wall Street firms were pitched a $100,000-a-month subscription for one product: faster access to President Trump's social media posts. (Hear Details)