The latest evidence challenging Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose’s repeated demands for more voter fraud prosecutions comes from an unlikely source: fellow Republican Dave Yost, the state’s former attorney general.
Cincinnati Children’s has been named one of America’s Dream Employers for 2027 by Forbes, which recognized organizations with an inspiring and supportive work environment that draws top talent.
The arrest of a former executive at a Catholic charity organization in Columbus stands as a high-profile test of a new anti-grooming law passed just last year by Ohio lawmakers.
The Fairfield seventh grade volleyball team finished the 2026 season as Southern Hills Athletic Conference Division II regular-season champions. They also won the seventh grade SHAC tournament.
Seven Appalachian Ohioans whose extraordinary service has strengthened their communities were honored as the 2026 Jenco Award recipients during an Oct. 8 ceremony hosted by the Jenco Foundation and the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO) at the Tecumseh Theater.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today announced more than $55 million in federal Rural Health Transformation (RTH) Program awards that will improve healthcare accessibility for children and families in rural Ohio.
As for illegal aliens universally wanting “what’s best for our country,” El-Bambi is hopelessly uninformed, willfully ignorant, or outright lying about people who break into America and then rob, rape, and murder U.S. citizens.
SSCC Theatre presents William Shakespeare’s "Twelfth Night," playing Nov. 13-15 in the Edward K. Daniels Auditorium on Southern State Community College’s Central Campus, 100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro.
A trial judge must consider all the answers given by a potential juror during jury selection when an attorney seeks to bar the person from jury service based on a claim that some of the answers the potential juror gave indicate the person will not follow the law, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today.
