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Bill Steinbach

Bill Steinbach

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Weekend Anchor and Weekday Reporter, WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)

Steubenville

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climate change,Environment, deep sea mining obscure sports, change-makers, travel surfing, plastic pollution, sea level rise hurricanes, natural disasters

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Things with no link at all to the Netherlands.

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Total articles 693

  • Weld disappointed more not done in legislative session

    By Bill Steinbach| WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH) Verified CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia State Legislature ended with more than 200 bills being passed. But some of the things planned did not get accomplished in this year's session. "I think we spent too much time focusing on things that really weren't part of the big picture," State Senator Ryan Weld said. The 60-day session started in February and wrapped up Sunday at midnight with more than 2,000 bills being proposed.

    By Bill Steinbach · WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Jefferson County announces new inspection fees

    By Bill Steinbach| WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH) Verified STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — The Jefferson County Health Department has announced adjustments to its inspection fees, with the most significant change affecting hot water tank inspections for both residential and commercial properties. The fee will increase the inspection fee cost for new hot water tanks being installed in a building. The change for residential property owners will be an increase to $35 and $50 for a commercial property.

    By Bill Steinbach · WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Weld disappointed more not done in legislative session

    By Bill Steinbach| WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH) Verified CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia State Legislature ended with more than 200 bills being passed. But some of the things planned did not get accomplished in this year's session. "I think we spent too much time focusing on things that really weren't part of the big picture," State Senator Ryan Weld said. The 60-day session started in February and wrapped up Sunday at midnight with more than 2,000 bills being proposed.

    By Bill Steinbach · WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)

Cockeysville, Maryland, United States

+1 410-568-1500