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The Bureau of Land Management leased 2,777 federal acres beneath Wayne National Forest for $11,097,693 on Sept. 15, in the first federal mineral lease sale ever held in Ohio. Apex…
Ohio State released its first Big Ten availability report of the season Wednesday night ahead of Saturday’s conference opener against Illinois, ruling out tight end Bennett Christian and two offensive…
Ohioans can expect a crisp, sunny fall weekend as a dry stretch settles in across the state, with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s and overnight lows dipping…
May is a month filled with meaningful celebrations at Presidential Post Acute. We begin by recognizing National Nurse’s Week, May 6–12, a special time to honor our dedicated nursing staff…
Ohio drivers are facing sharp increases at the pump this week as gasoline prices surged more than 40 cents per gallon, pushing statewide averages above $4.22 for the first time…
PIKETON, Ohio — A proposed $33 billion power plant and artificial intelligence data center in southern Ohio is drawing both excitement and skepticism as debate intensifies over its scale, feasibility…
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The long shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic is shaping Ohio’s 2026 race for governor, as early campaign messaging centers on a familiar and polarizing question: public health…
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Republican Jon Husted holds a narrow lead over Democrat Sherrod Brown in Ohio’s U.S. Senate race, according to a new poll, underscoring a highly competitive contest months…
A group seeking to eliminate property taxes in Ohio says it has collected 300,000 signatures in support of a proposed constitutional amendment, but the effort remains short of the threshold…
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that companies providing submetered electricity to apartment tenants qualify as public utilities, a decision expected to expand regulatory oversight and potentially lower costs for…