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After Norm Shinkle, a longtime member of the Board of State Canvassers, resigned, the Michigan GOP nominated three Republicans for his position.

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March Madness is a time every year we look back at the best cinderella stories from every NCAA tournament. Here is a look back on the 2000 Wisconsin team.

The Ohio Floor Co. has grown by leaps and bounds over the last three decades, making floors for the Olympics, NCAA and NBA.

It’s morning in late November and through bleary eyes I sense slivers of daylight trying to sneak into the bedroom along the edges of the window shad

Orville native Dr. Stephen Yoder, will no longer be a practicing orthopedic surgeon in Ashland come 2022.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel A high school basketball referee in Wisconsin died after collapsing on the court during a boys varsity game Monday night. In an e-mail sent by the family to those who knew the referee, and forwarded to the Journal Sentinel on Tuesday by Richland Center administration, it was confirmed that Tracy Krueger, a longtime coach and official, was the referee who passed away. "As he did as a colleague, competitor, teacher, and coach, he was once again sharing his love of at...

Exhumations can help uncover long-buried secrets. So why are so few done in Ohio? Exhumations are a rarely used tool, with most Ohio counties reporting doing none in the past decade. Stephanie Warsmith and Paula Schleis, Akron Beacon Journal Published 11:15 am UTC Dec. 16, 2020 When Mike Metcalf learned police were exhuming the body of his sister — whose death was ruled a suicide in 1985 — he thought, “Why?” Margaret Purks family always suspected her husband had a hand in her death, bu...