By: David Forster Posted on: Friday, April 18, 2025 < < Back to ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — A union that recently won a vote to represent Ohio University faculty says it did nothing wrong in holding members-only meetings before the election. Ohio …
(The Center Square) – A bipartisan group of Ohio Senators believes they can solve the state’s affordable housing crisis through a combination of legislation that would halt property tax increases, give local communities more freedom and tax high-volume …
CINCINATTI – Sunday marks the first 420 − the unofficial holiday for cannabis enthusiasts − since recreational marijuana sales began in Ohio. Dispensaries opened their doors for consumers 21 and older last summer, months after voters legalized adult-use …
No April Fools here. One lucky Cincinnatian scored big on a ticket he bought on the first of April.The man, who lottery officials identified only by his first name, Scott, told lottery officials he didn't even realize how much he had won at first …
While the law was aimed at social media operators like Meta, TikTok and X, its definition of a social media operator was likely to have lumped in a broad swath of online content platforms. In a January ruling pausing enforcement of the bill, U.S. District …
At a time when the Browns are making some progress toward getting a $600 million bond issuance to help pay for a new stadium in the Cleveland area, the Bengals are having a hard time getting the effort to secure $350 million for renovation of their stadium …
CLEVELAND — The National Weather Service in Cleveland has activated a “Special Weather Statement” due to “an elevated risk of wildfire spread” -- which is in effect for all of Northeast Ohio until 8 p.m. Friday. Weather officials say it’s due to a …
Educator Amy Stone shares various ways to save money, while having fun this Easter. TOLEDO, Ohio — As the price of eggs continued to increase, one organization wanted to show others how to save a little money, using some alternative methods of fun instead …
Majority of Ohio nonprofits in the red without government funds, report says ideastream: Robert Fischer, the Grace Longwell Coyle Professor in Civil Society and director of the Center on Poverty and Community Development at the Jack, Joseph and Morton …
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