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Ohio State’s Board of Trustees blasted a State Senate bill one day before it passed. The rare move comes as culture war politics drive education reforms across the U.S. In a rare move, the Ohio State University Board of Trustees has publicly opposed sweeping state legislation that will profoundly alter higher education in the state through a number of reforms that touch on multiple areas of campus life. The pushback landed one day before the legislation passed the State Senate on a 21-to-10 vo...

Mayor Warren Copeland said in his proclamation that Springfield recognizes the economic and cultural contributions the Haitian immigrant population ha

Columbus city leaders hosted a news conference Thursday morning to reveal new safety strategies planned for the citys Short North neighborhood.

The plan includes study of mental health benefits and the "entourage effect" of various compounds. But will access be widened?

If goal was to squash success of fundraiser to support LGBTQ+ youth, a group of neo-Nazis have egg all over their masked faces, Amelia Robinson writes.

AEP, nursing homes, casinos, gas interests chipped in to nonprofit, evidence shows.

A worker at the 2000 E. Main St. Tim Horton’s in Springfield was injured Monday morning by a man who then drove away in a blue minivan. Officers detai

Keontae Harper was shot on April 22, when he and his friend Denarius Crowder, 17, jokingly pointed handguns at each other.

In order for Dublin to embrace diversity, equity, and inclusion, it must push back against the structural racism, Monmita Chakrabarti writes.

Former Ohio State QB pokes fun at Georgia's Stetson Bennett after news surfaced of UGA QB not graduating.