University of Dayton student among eight killed in a crowd surge incident at Astroworld Music Festival, over the weekend; lawsuit by Ohio Attorney General and other GOP officials in other states succeed in delaying implementation of Biden
OSU back-up quarterback Jack Miller suspended from the team indefinitely following a DUI citation early Friday morning; eyes of the college football world descend on Cincinnati Bearcats on Saturday as ESPN Game Day comes to U of C; Gov. Mike
Ohio political, business leaders push back against Biden administration mandate that would require millions of workers to get vaccinated by Jan. 4; Republican lawmakers in the Ohio House propose a gerrymandered congressional map on the heels of a
Gov. Mike and First Lady Fran Dewine cancel events after being exposed to COVID-19 from two staffers who have tested positive; Republican Mike Carey rides Trump endorsement to victory in Ohio’s 15th Congressional District while Democrat
Two major congressional races to be decided by voters in northeast, central Ohio today; recent Zanesville High School graduate killed in double murder in east-central Ohio; Ohi doctors urge parents to get their young children vaccinated as soon as
Northwest Ohio authorities urge parents to be on-the-lookout after needles were found in several trick-or-treat candy bars on Sunday; November election packed with contentious school board races and levies, statewide; two different crashes in
Doctors worry about a winter-time surge of COVID-19; two members of the Ohio Board of Education step down; a long-time talk radio host in Cleveland dies; Cleveland prepares to take center stage in the music world.
The Ohio House has passed a domestic violence bill named for a slain suburban Cleveland school teacher; Ohio Attorney General announces sex solicitation bust of Columbus City Schools teacher; Ohio has record number of job openings and jobs listed
Ohio health officials applaud FDA decision to approve Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for younger children; Ohio’s deaths outpaced its births in 2020 for the first time since records began being kept in 1909, largely due to COVID-19 deaths;
Ohio Attorney General sues Biden Administration over rule that would allow federally-funded family planning organizations to make abortion referrals; Mason, in southwest Ohio, has become second city in the region to declare itself a
