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National new unemployment claims rose unexpectedly last week, but numbers dropped in Ohio, and the state will provide rebates to those who buy energy efficient appliances starting March 26. This and more in Thursday's noon newscast.

WCBE 90.5FM
Published February 25, 2010 at 12:31 PM EST

By Letizia

Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • National new unemployment claims rose unexpectedly last week, but numbers dropped in Ohio. :00

  • Connecticut city agreed to pay counselling bills of officer who shot chimpanzee that attacked woman. :46

  • Columbus Zoo director says SeaWorld trainer wouldn't want anything to happen to killer whale. 1:32

  • State of Ohio will provide rebates to those who buy energy efficient appliances starting March 26. 2:14

  • Ohio led the nation last year in stimulus spending on home weatherization for low income residents. 2:53

  • Ohio Environmental Council study shows proposals to boost energy efficiency would create local jobs. 3:27

  • Otterbein College in Westerville cutting tuition for summer classes to attract more students. 4:39

  • Finalist for Columbus State Community College president will be interviewed on campus today. 5:09

  • State lawmakers propose bill to allow Ohio schools to make up calamity days with online lessons. 5:37

  • Ohio renovator finds and returns wallet lost by Florida man in northeast Ohio over 60 years ago. 6:25

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