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AKRON — Unpaid landing fees are mounting for the three air charter companies running deportation flights out of Akron-Canton Regional Airport for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to invoices…
COLUMBUS — The city of Columbus has paused permitting for Flock license plate reader cameras in the city right-of-way while it investigates allegations that an officer misused the surveillance system.…
Ohioans can expect a crisp, sunny fall weekend as a dry stretch settles in across the state, with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s and overnight lows dipping…
Ohio State released its first Big Ten availability report of the season Wednesday night ahead of Saturday’s conference opener against Illinois, ruling out tight end Bennett Christian and two offensive…
The Bureau of Land Management leased 2,777 federal acres beneath Wayne National Forest for $11,097,693 on Sept. 15, in the first federal mineral lease sale ever held in Ohio. Apex…
The University of Toledo celebrated Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the completion of an expanded solar array near the University of Toledo Medical Center. The ceremony began at 10:30…
More than 12,500 Cleveland households are now connected through DigitalC’s affordable Canopy home internet, representing over 30,000 residents, as the community-based network’s recent growth accelerates. DigitalC launched its citywide initiative…
AEP Ohio announced Thursday that it will begin doing business as the Ohio Power Company starting Oct. 1, adopting the name the utility has carried as its legal name for…
No. 7 Ohio State opens Big Ten play Saturday, hosting Illinois at Ohio Stadium at noon in a matchup that renews one of college football’s quirkiest rivalries — the battle…
Construction on Avanelle Crossing, a proposed affordable housing development near Hooper Road in Athens Township, has been paused — and developers say the project is unlikely to continue at the…