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The Trump administration has proposed changes to the National Historic Preservation Act that could endanger historic sites significant to tribal nations across the country. Oklahoma tribes say that puts ancestral lands in Ohio at risk.
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Efforts to get more Black people to polls appear to have worked across Ohio. Estimates find 84,000 more Black Ohioans cast ballots this year.
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The changes in four portions of the neighborhood are designed to usher in more housing and limit things like tow lots. The Camp Washington Urban Revitalization Corporation says it counted 18 such lots in the small neighborhood.
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The aquarium says the inhabitants of Penguin Palooza will soon be relocated to other aquariums and zoos in order to create an expanded habitat for endangered African penguins.
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Nancy Hollister served as the first female Governor of Ohio for 11 days.
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When she takes the reins in January, Democratic Governor-elect Amy Acton has to begin work on the state budget almost immediately.
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How did prediction markets compare to tradition polling and election forecasts during Ohio's 2026 midterms?
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The Cincinnati temple is being built on a 35-acre site in Mason. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints already has temples in Columbus and Cleveland.
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Ohio got its first woman elected governor with Amy Acton, who defeated Republican Vivek Ramaswamy by nearly eight points in a state that President Trump won by 11 points just two years earlier.
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The city is revamping the popular, but sometimes unreliable, snow plow tracker website, and adding 10 more "weather stations" to monitor pavement conditions.