A Honduran man stands accused of threatening to blow up a New Orleans-bound passenger plane Monday night and attempting to enter its cockpit.

These incidents were reported by the HPD.

It is paramount that individuals with security clearances or access to non-public government information are prohibited from exploiting prediction markets for personal gain.

A southeast Ohio “free” grocery store that received about $20,000 in taxpayer-funded grants over the last year may close its non-profit operation.

Flights in the United States were grounded late Friday afternoon by the Federal Aviation Administration, just the second time since 9/11.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jim Tressel welcomed 19 members – including Army veteran Ronald S. Clark of Highland County – into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame during an induction ceremony this week in Columbus. 

Everyone will be talking about "A Jukebox Christmas," and you will not want to miss out on this unforgettable trip down memory lane filled with music, nostalgia and a heartwarming celebration of the remarkable talent found right here at home.

Representative Dave Taylor (OH-02) demonstrated his leadership in highway safety through the introduction of H.R. 11031, the CDL Fraud Tipline Act.

A Delaware County grand jury has indicted 17 people for allegedly scheming to steal more than $228,000 from the Ohio Civil Service Employee Association (OCSEA), Attorney General Andy Wilson announced this week.

Two people were injured in a buggy-related crash Thursday, Nov. 12.

The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) is helping bring the spirit of Christmas to American service members stationed overseas through Operation Evergreen, now celebrating its 31st year of spreading holiday cheer.

Months of discussion, questions and revisions led to Hillsboro City Council members approving a sewer rate increase for the city with no further comments at their Tuesday, Nov. 10 meeting.

Ohio firearms owners could have the same guidelines as the federal government when it comes to buying and possessing short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns and firearms suppressors.

Multiple people have been shot, with one confirmed dead, in a mass shooting incident in Northwest Washington, D.C. Police said the suspect suffered a self-inflicted gunshot and also died.

State Wildlife Officer Gus Kiebel, currently assigned to Adams County, graduated with K9 Gar, a male yellow Labrador Retriever purchased through support from the Safari Club International Southwest Ohio Chapter and the Karr Aanestad K9 Foundation Fund.