Once near-dead waterway named Ohio’s newest scenic river
COLUMBUS – Once near-dead, a winding waterway that runs more than 100 miles in southeastern Ohio to the Ohio River has been ...
Ohio lawmakers vow to ask voters in May to OK $2.5 billion in public infrastructure bonds
COLUMBUS, Ohio— Ohio lawmakers say they intend to ask voters in May to again commit more taxpayer dollars for a state program ...
Cleveland National Air Show draws more than half its visitors from outside area
The economic impact study comes at a sensitive time for the air show, which has an uncertain future as the city debates the ...
Donald Trump makes a victor's return to Washington and pledges a 'smooth' transition of power
Trump, who has long disputed his 2020 election loss to Biden, did not invite Biden to the White House during the transition ...
Working through my post-election disappointment yielded some surprising positives: Eric Foster
Expectations are a privilege. It follows then that, strange as it sounds, disappointment is a privilege as well. If they were ...
Ex-FirstEnergy lobbyist pleads Fifth in regulatory investigation, citing self-incrimination risk
COLUMBUS, Ohio – A former FirstEnergy lobbyist who worked closely on the company’s scandal ridden lobbying and self-professed ...
‘They’re behind the trend’: Could more pre-snap motion help the Browns rejuvenate their offense?
One element that was in question ahead of the season was a potential increase in pre-snap motion. Instead, it’s been the ...
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Republican John Thune of South Dakota is elected the next Senate majority leader
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans have elected South Dakota Sen. John Thune as the next Senate majority leader, completing a ...
Stars aligning? While the Cavs continue their record start, the old guard is crumbling — Jimmy Watkins
Donovan Mitchell's Cavs can't lose. Giannis Antetokounmpo's Bucks and Joel Embiid's 76ers can't win. Are we witnessing an ...
Bill sent to Gov. DeWine bars transgender students from using school bathrooms of gender identity
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Senate on Wednesday sent Gov. Mike DeWine a bill that started as noncontroversial legislation about ...
Ohio receives $100 million boost to combat opioid use, overdoses: How much will Cuyahoga get?
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Agencies across Ohio will be splitting $68.7 million in grants to combat opioid use and overdoses.
No criminal charges for ex-MetroHealth CEO Dr. Akram Boutros, prosecutor says
The Cuyahoga County prosecutor's office chose not to pursue charges in the MetroHealth bonus controversy after reviewing a ...