June 27 marks National Sunglasses Day. And while the perfect pair of sunglasses can complete your look, they also play a crucial role in protecting your eyes. When picking out your sunglasses, Dr. Bajic said a dark lens or high price tag doesn’t necessarily offer the best protection for your eyes. It’s more important to look for a pair that has 100% UV protection. You should see this designation on the packaging or sometimes it’s labeled as UV 400.
One of the babies was found safe at Dayton International Airport Tuesday morning. Authorities are looking in the area for the other baby. Nalah Jackson has been named as a person of interest. Columbus police report that Kyair and Kason Thomas were left in their seats in a running car while their mother walked into a pizza restaurant. She turned around and the car was gone. The vehicle is a black 2010 Honda Accord with a missing its front bumper and a torn temporary Ohio registration tag on the back bumper with a white sticker reading "Westside City Toys". If you have any information call police.
She may be a little bit country but on Sunday morning, pop icon Marie Osmond was all Halloween. She made a stop at the house on the corner of Elm and Metcalf streets. The Hawkins family is used to people honking and stopping by to take a look but never anticipated a music legend to show up in the yard.
An Amber Alert has been issued by the Greenville Police Department for the following regions: Northwest Ohio, Lima, West Central Ohio, Southwest Ohio. Be on the lookout for an abducted child. The suspect's name is Kirt Mathais Kiser. The suspect is a White male, age 29, is 510 tall, weighs 236, and has blonde hair and blue eyes. The vehicle involved is a black 2012 Chevrolet Suburban with OH plate number JTK6408. Call or dial 911 if you see the child, the suspect or the vehicle. You can also call 1-877-AMBER-OH (1-877-262-3764) or 911 to be transferred directly to the investigating law enforcement agency or to hear the alert information.
Eye doctors say kids who spend a lot of time on screens may also experience "digital eye strain" – which can cause headaches, a dry eye feeling, and blurry vision. Ideally, the best way to treat that is by cutting down on screen time. However, if that's not possible, doctors recommend using the 20-20-20 rule. For every 20 minutes of screen time, you give your eyes a 20-second break and try to look 20 feet away.
Drivers can keep an eye out for flashing signs around school zones that begin blinking half an hour before school starts and half an hour after classes let out for the day. During these restricted hours, school zones have a speed limit of 20 miles per hour. Officers and others are keeping a close watch of these areas to help keep students safe as they head to and leave school every day.
Ophthalmologists say dry eyes can cause symptoms like redness, blurry vision, and itchiness. Many people also seem to notice the issue more so towards the afternoon or end of the day after they've been looking at a screen for a while. The good news is dry eyes usually won't cause any kind of long-term damage.
Jimmie Makley says, “Pepper in the eyes would be you get them in the eyes. And soccer kick would be to kick them in the legs. (And why would you do that to someone?) It’s um, defense so you can, so like if they tried to take you.”
A new Downtown Lima Inc. Executive Director was introduced, and she is no stranger to Lima. Betsy Billingsley had been working with the Lima Mall and now has her eyes set on downtown businesses and activities to improve the quality of life in Lima and hopefully encourage new industries to locate here.