Cheyenne Bertrand (née Watson), M.S., of Greenfield, Ohio, has completed the master of science degree in speech-language pathology in the College of Health Sciences at Midwestern University.

“The data clearly show that concealed carry permit holders are among the safest and most responsible users of firearms,” David Mustard, a distinguished professor at the University of Georgia who researches extensively on crime, told RCI. Bradford County Sheriff Gordon Smith confirmed that this is his experience with Constitutional Carry: “The data is clear: The vast majority of concealed carriers are among our most responsible residents, not the problem.”

With prices for gas, utilities, and groceries going up, financial stress is one of the most pressing issues in this year’s midterms. More than 40% of Ohio households are not able to make ends meet, a new analysis shows, including 73% of Ohio single-parent households.

The next “OMJ Van On-the-Road” Event will be Friday, June 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Valley View Health Centers in Waverly (located at 227 Valley View Drive).

A teen whose case was transferred from juvenile court could be convicted of crimes in adult court, even if the juvenile court had not initially found probable cause for the crimes, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled Wednesday.

A growing number of states are reexamining how the criminal legal system treats pregnant and postpartum women behind bars.

As communities across the Midwest grapple with flooding, rising energy costs, aging infrastructure, and increasing uncertainty, leaders from across the region will gather at the Midwest Sustainability Summit to explore what it takes to build systems that can adapt, endure, and thrive.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists at Cincinnati’s Port of Entry inspected and seized a shipment arriving from Germany containing 337 hatching eggs placed in foam layers on May 27.