In 1804, Ohio passed “Black Laws” that barred testimony, schools, and jobs for Black residents—proving freedom in the North ...

As Ohioans brace for higher health care costs, Republicans and Democrats remain deadlocked on the government shutdown.

In the midst of a historic run that could deliver back-to-back National Championships for the first time in school history, ...

Willowick author Jennifer Boresz Engelking is out with her fourth book, a collection of intriguing stories about Lake Erie places, people, buildings and lore.

The 20th President of the United States had the potential to be one of the greats, according to many – until his ...

Toledo residents continue to honor the lives of the men lost in the shipwreck made famous by Gordon Lightfoot’s haunting ...

The Filson Historical Society is located in the Edwin Hite Ferguson Mansion, once home to one of Louisville’s most affluent ...

Nearly every facet of the central Ohio community has come together to feed families as the federal government shutdown has ...

Pillars that will hold the new Ohio River Museum begin to rise at the construction site along Front Street. Phase one of ...

Here are our top immediate takeaways from Ohio State's 118-102 season-opening win against IU Indy in Value City Arena.

The wreck of the USS Shenandoah is ingrained in the identity of Noble County, where residents still preserve remnants of the ...

A divided federal court in Cincinnati has ruled that Ohio’s fourth largest school district cannot enforce policies urging ...