Tri-State News

Lessons from past civil rights demonstrations of the 1960s are echoing even now in a city still facing significant challenges to its education system.

Ohio has a lot of really old cemeteries and many are in need of repairs or landscaping. A new "Cemetery Clean-Up Portal" matches them with those will to help.

Indiana has agreed to pay former IURC Commissioner Andy Zay $625,000 to settle his lawsuit over Gov. Mike Braun's decision to fire him from the commission.

The parents of the 16 children found in deplorable conditions in a house in the village of Hamden now face sex abuse charges involving a child who is not a member of the immediate family.

Indiana applied for a major disaster declaration after floods and power outages impacted thousands. The state is hoping to unlock additional federal funds for recovery.

The village of Buckeye Lake was ordered under a mandatory evacuation due to severe flooding from persistent rainfall late Thursday evening.

Vice President J.D. Vance was joined by U.S. Department of Energy officials in Middletown to announce his hometown steel mill was getting a $500 million grant toward a $1 billion project.

The Neighbor to Neighbor program awards one-time grants of $500 or less to eligible low-income residential consumers.

Elaine Marsh co-founded Friends of the Crooked River in 1990 and helped pave the way for a cleaner Cuyahoga.

The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously turned away a lawsuit filed by a Republican Youngstown-area judge.