As protesters clash with law enforcement in Los Angeles over one aspect of President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown, advocates are slamming another in Ohio — a travel ban for people from 12 countries that took effect last Monday.

More than 480 graduating seniors from 69 counties across the state recently received their high school diplomas as members of Ohio Connections Academy’s Class of 2025. There were 285 seniors who traveled to the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus on June 7 to participate in the online public charter school’s commencement ceremony.

Chicago aldermen have approved a curfew ordinance aimed at preventing violent teen gatherings, but the city’s Democrat mayor said he’ll veto it.

Ohio is one of the states where legislators are pushing for conventions that could make constitutional amendments related to term limits and other issues, but advocates are concerned about the free-for-all that could result.

The 2025 Festival of the Bells is less than a month away, with the committee finalizing all the plans for three days of summer fun July 10-12 at its temporary location at the Highland County Fairgrounds this year.

Wilmington College Head Football Coach Kevin Burke announced that Rod Tolen will be joining the Quakers’ coaching staff as the Defensive Backs coach.

Highland County commissioners Brad Roades, Terry Britton and David Daniels approved several contracts and resolutions in an abbreviated meeting Wednesday, June 18, ahead of their annual trip to KAMP Dovetail to grill burgers and hot dogs for campers and volunteers.

ICE officials say Vincent Nzigiyimfura, 64, residing in Dayton, Ohio, is accused of lying on applications for a green card and U.S. citizenship documents by “concealing his past role as a leader and perpetrator” of the 1994 Rwandan genocide responsible for the deaths of an estimated 800,000 of the Tutsi ethnic group.