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A western Ohio museum is inviting families to learn about St. Clair’s Defeat, the most successful defeat of the U.S. military by Native American troops. They can also meet descendants from tribes victorious in the battle.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says the companies are violating the state's law against prediction sports betting.
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Flight data shows Akron-Canton Regional Airport has become a Great Lakes hub for deportation flights after Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport partially closed its longest runway for repairs. The charters operating those flights owe months of landing fees.
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Eight million applications for mail-in ballots have been sent out to Ohio voters, with early voting beginning on Oct. 6. Military and overseas voting starts Friday.
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In the state and across the country, stakeholders have said that craft brewers are facing an increasingly hard business climate.
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The report on Gary Siders Sr.'s mental condition also concluded he is not restorable, meaning that even with time and treatment, he could not be restored to a condition where he is competent.
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Operation Meridian recovered 79 missing children ages 6 to 17.
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The incident happened at a campaign event near Youngstown and is being investigated. A 38-year-old man was arrested.
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The family of Pierre Damas Bel of Springfield believe his death by suicide is connected to the DHS requirement to wear a GPS monitor. Several Haitians and activists called for the monitoring to end.
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School districts across the country are closing campuses as enrollment falls. New research says the financial savings may be smaller than expected.
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Ohio farmers could be hurt by new tariffs on Canada, and are even more worried about another big tariff action that starts on Tuesday.
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Bhutanese immigrant communities in Ohio are reacting to news of the death and destruction of catastrophic floods along the Nepal-Tibet border and looking for ways they can help with relief efforts.