Lebanon

A lawsuit over an anti-abortion law in Lebanon was dismissed in a Cincinnati federal court after attorneys with the city, the ACLU of Ohio and Democracy Forward agreed to stipulated terms that leave the law largely intact, meaning it is still illegal for people to provide abortion-inducing medications to a pregnant woman in the city.

Lebanon Mayor Mark Messer proclaimed May 25 Pro-Life Day in the city as about half of those crowded into City Hall cheered. The other half remained silent in protest of the city's ban on legal abortion access.

Earlier this week, at the urging of a Texas group that opposes abortion, the city council in Lebanon in southwest Ohio passed a law making it illegal to...

When people drive by Lebanon's intersection of Broadway and South, some are doing a double-take. A log cabin from 1795 is being reconstructed right…

I'll be honest here: I've known former Middletown Journal reporter Ted Pollard since the 1970s, where I got my start in journalism as a summer intern.In…

Bringing the art and voices of the people of Lebanon to the Queen City, the Kennedy Heights Arts Center is teaming with SOS Art for both an exhibit and…

The City of Lebanon, which has already seen thousands of people use its recreational trail south of town, is in the very early stages of extending that…

Middletown's FM 105.9 – the "Country Rebel" when bought by Northern Kentucky University in 2011 – returns to its country roots today as "Southwest Ohio's…

Lebanon, Ohio is gearing up for its annual free street music-filled party, the Lebanon Blues Festival, on Saturday, August 5. Musician and music…

An additional 11.2 mill tax levy for the Lockland Local School District went down to a resounding defeat in Tuesday’s election, while voters in the…