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ATHENS — The 111-year-old Athens Armory has officially reopened after a major rehabilitation, marking the end of a decades-long effort to save one of the city’s most prominent historic buildings.…
OREGON — Mayor Steven Salander is pledging to keep a contentious data super-center development project from advancing until after voters decide the Nov. 3 election on a proposed data center…
BRECKSVILLE — The Ohio Department of Transportation is weighing the future of the deteriorating state Route 82 bridge over the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, seeking public input on whether to…
COLUMBUS — One person was killed in a shooting Tuesday evening on Columbus’ West Side, police said. Columbus police received a call at around 7:40 p.m. reporting a shooting near…
WILBERFORCE — Central State University, Ohio’s only public historically Black university, has been awarded $1.7 million through a one-time Supplemental Historically Black Colleges and Universities Grant from the U.S. Department…
COLUMBUS — Ohio’s nationally watched U.S. Senate race remains neck and neck as the campaign enters its final weeks, with former Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown leading Republican Sen. Jon Husted…
COLUMBUS — Ohio lawmakers are returning to the Statehouse on Wednesday, Sept. 30, for a rare election-season session to vote on suspending the state’s gas tax for 90 days, a…
CLEVELAND — October baseball in Cleveland brings notoriously fickle weather, but the early forecast for the Guardians’ playoff opener looks promising.As of Tuesday, the National Weather Service is calling for…
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Guardians are division champions again. The Guardians clinched their third consecutive American League Central title and now await their opponent in the best-of-five American League Division…
COLUMBUS — The Franklin County Board of Elections voted 3-1 on Tuesday to reject a challenge to the residency of state Rep. Ismail Mohamed, keeping the lawmaker’s re-election bid on…