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COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Clark County jury reached a verdict in the trial of an 83-year-old man who allegedly shot and killed an Uber driver in 2024. William Brock was found guilty Wednesday on all counts, including murder, felonious assault and kidnapping, in the death of Loletha Hall. According...

Get your reusable bags ready: Grocery Outlet Bargain Market is accelerating its expansion in Ohio. While the California-based chain dipped its toe into the state with a location in Boardman back in late 2023, recent announcements indicate a much more aggressive expansion into Central Ohio and Northeast Ohio this year.

OHIO — School districts across Ohio could be weighing delays or closures for Thursday as snow and bitter winter conditions move into the region, potentially making the morning commute hazardous. Weather conditions are expected to deteriorate late Wednesday into early Thursday, with snow developing during the day...

TOLEDO, Ohio — A Swanton-based consulting firm specializing in public health claimed on Wednesday that the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) terminated discretionary funding for mental health and substance abuse across the nation "immediately" and "without warning." Epiphany Community...

OHIO — A fugitive wanted in connection with a homicide in Puerto Rico was arrested Tuesday in Cleveland by a federal task force, according to the U.S. Marshals Service. Marshals said Neftali Esquilin-Lebron, 24, was taken into custody at a business in the 2700 block of East 55th Street in Cleveland. Authorities...

Sutton, 44, pleaded guilty in April 2025 to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and mail fraud, false statements related to health care matters, and aggravated identity theft.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Two former FirstEnergy executives about to stand trial over their roles in the House Bill 6 scandal may call a lot more witnesses than they initially indicated, including a powerful former state lawmaker, current and former state utility regulators, and the former chief of staff to Gov. Mike DeWine.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ohio — Mifflin Township officials are facing mounting challenges in maintaining police coverage after voters rejected a police levy in November, leading to staffing shortages and increased reliance on outside law enforcement agencies. Most officers in the Mifflin Township Police Department have left...

Curatola Masonry has warned against using standard paint on brick homes due to potential long-term damage, and suggested using masonry-specific mineral or vapor-permeable paints instead.

My trunk has seen more takeout boxes than luggage, and Ohio is the state that keeps convincing me this is a perfectly reasonable lifestyle choice. If a tiny town has one great restaurant, I will happily turn a “quick drive” into a full-blown food mission with zero regrets and extra napkins.