Lisa Youngblood spent years fighting for VA benefits after military sexual trauma. Now she's pushing a bill to spare other survivors that wait.

A state panel says Susan Luken merely misspoke about her judicial past, clearing her path in the Bloom race.

Ohio homeschooling jumped from roughly 53,000 to 60,000 students in a single year, as new state law drops testing and diploma requirements for parents.

Ohio State pays $45,000 a year to publish syllabi, and Miami University faculty fear the new transparency rule invites harassment.

The Texas congresswoman keynotes the 111-year-old chapter's fundraiser in Sharonville on October 3, themed “Unapologetic.”

House Bill 25 would put a navigator in every Ohio school building for foster youth, but lawmakers stripped out the money that would pay for it.

Rob Burnside says he has no regrets after Lakota East fired him for letting Landerius Hayes keep attending classes.

Ralphs, Fred Meyer and King Soopers shoppers are among those covered — but the claim deadline is coming up fast.

UC Health, Greater Cincinnati Foundation and dozens of local leaders vie for honors at the Renaissance Cincinnati Downtown Hotel on October 15.

Garver Family Farm Market says its bar and wine tastings are incidental to farming. Butler County disagrees and is suing.

A grassroots ‘Save Our Court’ campaign says the Greenfield bench handled nearly 1,000 cases in 2025 and shouldn't disappear.

Cleveland State is the only Ohio school with a clean bill of speech-policy health, while OSU and 13 others land in a cautionary yellow zone.

The Foley Road branch bids farewell with a petting zoo before crews demolish it for a bigger, park-connected library.