NFL wide receiver Kadarius Toney charged with assaulting woman in Georgia
Kadarius Toney, 26, was booked in Georgia on Feb. 6 on charges of aggravated assault and obstructing or hindering an ...
Bill to waive instructional hours for Ashtabula Lakeside High School students after roof collapse advances in Ohio House
The district is asking for a waiver for three days in December, when students were out of class immediately after snow caused ...
Gov. Mike DeWine ordered by judge to ask for $900 million in unclaimed Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation funds that Ohio turned down in 2021
The Ohioans who stand to benefit from this ruling are eager to get their hands on money they would have gotten in 2021 if the ...
New report reveals concerns about antisemitism and safety among Jewish Americans
The American Jewish Committee surveyed community members from across the country to report concerning trends in the wake of conflict in the Middle East.
Judge clears way for Trump's plan to downsize federal workforce with deferred resignation program
The judge said a group of labor unions didn't have legal standing to challenge the program, commonly described as a buyout.
Ohio reports first human case of bird flu from Mercer County farmer
According to the Ohio Department of Health, the man came in contact with infected 'deceased commercial poultry.' His ...
Barack Obama is the most liked living president, a new survey found
WASHINGTON — Eight years after leaving the White House, former president Barack Obama is still most favored by Americans.
Ohio Senate OKs bill banning college DEI programs, faculty strikes after hundreds testify against it
The bill cleared the Senate 21-11, marking the second time the chamber has approved similar legislation since 2023. It heads now to the Ohio House.
The Cleveland Orchestra announces 2025 Summers at Severance series
The Cleveland Orchestra will play four Thursday evening performances at Severance Music Center in July and August, featuring ...
2 suspects in Cleveland 'street takeover' plead guilty to arson, aggravated riot, inducing panic
Gauge Franklin and John Dietrich will be sentenced by Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge John Russo on March 6.
'Don't be afraid to try': Chardon woman injured while serving in Iraq channels pain into writing career
As a female veteran breaking barriers, Allison Kennedy encourages others facing their own battles to go after their dreams.