Rules addressing technology in baseball were approved by the NCAA Division I Baseball Oversight Committee and the Division II and Division III Playing Rules Oversight Panel last month.

The Washington Court House Police Department recently announced felonious assault charges against a man accused of firing a weapon at law enforcement officers at an area business.

The Democrats have managed to gather all sorts of characters under their tent, all not good for the overall health of the country. Democratic Socialists, Muslims, Abolitionist Movement (seeks to replace or substantially dismantle existing systems of policing, prisons and incarceration), Green New Deal activists, and anti-capitalists activists.  

Sometimes, a little common sense and cooperation ought to prevail. I like to think that it used to. For those keeping up with the Sonner Chapel saga in East Danville – or suburban Winkle – if you prefer, it seems to me that a little cooperation could resolve the matter in a day or two.

President Donald Trump’s escalating trade war with Canada is creating headaches for Republicans ahead of November’s midterms as high prices remain a top concern among voters.

A generic drugmaker paid the appropriate amount of Ohio commercial activity tax (CAT) based on the amount distributors actually paid for the drugs rather than the typically higher list prices, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled this week.

Over the week of Sept. 13-19, the Ohio State Highway Patrol, along with local and state safety partners, focused on preventing reckless driving and reducing the number of fatal crashes in select areas of Interstate 275 with the highest crash rates.

The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision on Friday, temporarily allowed the Trump administration to use a federal database that verifies whether voters are eligible to participate in an election.