Ohio’s ‘Black Laws’ stripped free Black residents of rights in a so-called free state

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

NE Ohio author dives into fascinating stories in ‘Hidden History of Lake Erie’

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

Retro Louisville: Falls of the Ohio fossils, ancient history preserved after years of efforts

The Falls of the Ohio, an area important to Louisville's history, was preserved in the 1990s with the opening of a state park ...

Metroparks Meetup: The Haunting History of the Great Black Swamp

Imagine you have taken a time machine back to the year 1795, 230 years in the past. You’re standing here in the heart of the ...

Ohio State's Ryan Day jokes 'I'm gonna hang it up and that's it' after making college football history

Day's only Kryptonite at Ohio State has been Michigan, as he is 1-4 against the Buckeyes' main rival. But after losing The ...