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YOUNGSTOWN -- A state board has ruled that a teachers strike in Youngstown is legal. The ruling from the State Employment Relations Board came Friday afternoon

NILES — City Council on Wednesday heard the first reading of an ordinance creating a residential tax increment financing incentive district for land on which

YOUNGSTOWN — Teachers were on the picket lines Wednesday morning, when students in the Youngstown City School District originally were scheduled to begin

STEUBENVILLE — The Jefferson County General Health District’s Board of Health juggled a wide range of topics, including a notice of violation issued to Norf

Columbus and other cities are battling state legislatures to control gun violence. But gun-rights groups say preemption laws prevent differing laws.

LIBERTY CENTER — Village council Monday approved quotes for its 2023 crack sealing and spray patching road work.

A Westerville school board member is potentially facing a felony after she allegedly voted on contracts and a one-time payment for her daughter.

In a win for the state of Ohio, the Tenth District Court of Appeals has upheld state law on firearms uniformity, overturning a preliminary injunction granted nine months ago to the city of Columbus, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced last week.

The Findlay Police Department is reminding drivers to pay attention in school zones and to obey school bus laws as the new school year gets underway. Findlay Police Officer Brian White says the department has received questions regarding the speed limit in school zones. Brian says the Ohio Revised Code states, the speed limit is “twenty miles

The Federal Reserve's most recent Financial Stability Report addressed what many industry watchers had been convinced of for some time: the commercial real estate sector is in a...