Marion Man Sentenced to Over 5 Years in Prison for Infant’s Death in Dog Attack
MARION, OH – A Marion County man was sentenced to more than five years in prison on Tuesday in connection with a fatal dog attack last year that resulted in…
Major Library Vendor Closure Forces Ohio Libraries to Scramble for New Book Sources
COLUMBUS, OH—Ohio’s library systems, including the massive Columbus Metropolitan Library (CML), are scrambling to establish new purchasing methods following the sudden closure of the country’s largest library vendor. The vendor,…
Cincinnati’s Blood Cancer Center Earns National Acclaim for Collaborative Design and Improved Patient Outcomes
Cincinnati, OH – October 27, 2025 – The University of Cincinnati (UC) Blood Cancer Healing Center is making national headlines today, being recognized as a leading model for collaborative design…
AG Yost Kicks Off Statewide Initiative to Curb Worsening Problem of Elder Abuse, Exploitation
(COLUMBUS, Ohio) — With financial exploitation and other forms of elder abuse growing more pervasive and sophisticated, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost today launched a statewide campaign aimed at encouraging…
Intoxicating Hemp Sales Temporarily Legal in Ohio as Judge Extends Ban Pause Until December
COLUMBUS, OH—Sales of “intoxicating hemp” products, including Delta-8 THC edibles and beverages, will remain temporarily legal in Ohio until at least December, following a Franklin County Common Pleas judge’s decision…
Social Security Payments Secure Despite Shutdown, But Recipients Warned of Service Delays
COLUMBUS, OHIO — Amid the ongoing federal government shutdown, millions of Americans relying on Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments can breathe a sigh of relief: their monthly…
Ohio SNAP Benefits at Risk as Federal Shutdown Drags On
COLUMBUS, OH—Ohio officials delivered a sobering alert this weekend to approximately 1.4 million Ohioans who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), confirming that November benefits may be delayed…
Ohio House Passes Bills to Cap Property Tax Hikes to Inflation, Delivering $2.4 Billion in Relief
COLUMBUS, OH—The Ohio House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved two pieces of legislation last week, House Bill (HB) 186 and HB 335, that aim to curtail rapidly increasing property tax bills…
Gov. DeWine Announces $6 Million for Youth Driver Education Scholarships
COLUMBUS, OH—Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jim Tressel have announced $6 million in grant funding to expand access to driver training scholarships for young people across the state.…
OHSAA Releases Football Playoff Pairings; Top Seeds Earn First-Ever Bye Week
COLUMBUS, OH—The road to Canton officially began Sunday as the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) released the final computer ratings and the first-round pairings for the 2025 high school…