Meteorologist cites milder winter endangering Ohio floods
AP noted private meteorologist Gordon Barnes warns that a milder winter with heavier precipitation could trigger major flooding in the Ohio River Valley. He projects a winter about 15 percent colder than normal overall, with Ohio seeing 25 percent above normal precipitation especially in the southern half, and four late March or early April storms could boost rapid melting and ice breakup. Barnes says the risk remains despite confidence in calculations.
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Alaska Ohio clash over Mt McKinley Denali name
A US Interior Department Geographical Names Board will review requests from Alaska Natives, the governor, and a senator to revert the peak’s name to Denali meaning the Great One. The Ohio delegation led by Rep Regula argues preserving Mt McKinley honors the president and the state.
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Columbus man fights for epilepsy treatment hope
In Columbus an optometrist wins approval for an unapproved drug for Felice Abrams a child with a rare epilepsy. The breakthrough secures a one year study program using sodium valproate at Children’s Hospital and gains backing from neurology leaders and global experts, aiming to broaden access for affected children nationwide. The story also touches on Juneau’s status as Alaska’s capital and past relocation debates.
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