Findlay Oilers Rout Ashland 5-0 With Four Goals After Halftime
FINDLAY — The University of Findlay men’s soccer team left no doubt on Thursday afternoon, beating Ashland 5-0 in a Great Midwest Athletic Conference match in Findlay. The Oilers led…
I-70 Through Downtown Columbus to Close Overnight All Weekend, ODOT Says
COLUMBUS — Drivers crossing downtown Columbus overnight this weekend will need a detour, as the Ohio Department of Transportation closes Interstate 70 between Interstate 71 and State Route 315 on…
Ross County Moves to Create Transportation District, Opens Jail Security Bid
CHILLICOTHE — Ross County commissioners have voted to begin creating a Transportation Improvement District, a new tool the county hopes will unlock up to $500,000 a year in state transportation…
I-75 South in Cincinnati to Close 54 Hours as Trump Rally Adds Traffic Strain
CINCINNATI — Greater Cincinnati drivers face a double disruption this weekend, with southbound Interstate 75 closing for 54 hours at Freeman Avenue and a presidential rally across the river in…
Hardin Calls Courthouse Safety Hearing, Blasts Ginther Over Aging Building
COLUMBUS — Columbus City Council President Shannon Hardin is calling for a safety review of the Franklin County Municipal Courthouse, announcing on Friday, Oct. 16 that council will hold a…
Akron Opens Home Season With Zips Classic at Ocasek Natatorium
AKRON — The University of Akron swimming and diving program opens its home schedule this weekend by hosting the Zips Classic on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16-17, at the Ocasek…
Athens Health Officials Warn Potent New Opioid Cychlorphine Could Reach Southeast Ohio
ATHENS — Health officials in Athens are warning residents about cychlorphine, a highly potent synthetic opioid that has been reported in other parts of Ohio and, they say, could eventually…
State Awards $5.3 Million to Demolish 151 Blighted Properties in Montgomery County
DAYTON — Montgomery County will tear down roughly 151 vacant and blighted properties with help from a $5.3 million state award announced this week, a new round of demolition money…
Columbus Appeals Court Rules Ohio’s EdChoice Voucher Program Unconstitutional
COLUMBUS — Ohio’s EdChoice private-school voucher program is unconstitutional, a Columbus-based appeals court ruled Thursday, Oct. 15, upholding an earlier Franklin County decision — though families using the scholarships will…
Ohio Supreme Court: Saving Statute Lets Investor’s Lawsuit Be Filed a Third Time
COLUMBUS — Ohio’s saving statute does not limit how many times a lawsuit may be refiled, provided its requirements are met each time, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled Thursday,…