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Ohio farmers are heading into spring planting season with a knot in their stomachs as war in the Middle East sends fertilizer and fuel costs sharply higher and raises the…
U.S. Senator Jon Husted is scheduled to testify remotely today, March 11, 2026, in the ongoing state corruption trial of former FirstEnergy executives in Akron, Ohio. The testimony comes amid…
President Donald Trump is set to visit Thermo Fisher Scientific in the Cincinnati suburb of Reading today, launching a high‑profile stop on a multi‑state tour aimed at addressing voter anxiety…
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Franklin County magistrate has hit pause on Ohio’s controversial plan to steer $600 million in unclaimed funds toward a new domed stadium for the Cleveland Browns…
COLUMBUS, Ohio — In his final State of the State address Tuesday, Governor Mike DeWine called on Ohio lawmakers to prioritize children’s well-being through stronger education standards, new safety measures,…
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio State University President Ted Carter abruptly resigned Monday after university officials said he engaged in what they described as an “inappropriate relationship” with a university staff…
Summit Metro Parks is moving to formally recognize a little-known piece of Akron’s civil rights history, advancing a nomination to place the former Wheelock Cuyahoga Acres neighborhood—believed to be the…
PIKETON, Ohio — Two nuclear industry players say they want to turn southern Ohio into a linchpin of the nation’s next-generation reactor supply chain, with a planned joint venture that…
Ohio will now mark every March 9 as 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion Day, honoring the “Six Triple Eight,” the only all-Black, all-female U.S. Army unit to serve overseas during…
Spring is a season of renewal, and at Presidential Post Acute on Jamesway in Marion, we’re here to help you or your loved one begin a fresh chapter in recovery…