#ohio

#ohio

Rising home prices and mortgage rates have made ownership tougher nationally, but Ohio still offers a realistic entry point into home ownership, especially for those looking for a starter home.

This year’s Nelsonville Music Festival promises world-class performances with top acts, including Charley Crockett, Waxahatchee, and Taj Mahal, set against Ohio’s beautiful landscape.

Brightspeed is connecting thousands across Ohio to its state-of-the-art, high-speed fiber network, providing much-needed access to fast internet services in underserved areas.

The sudden departure of beloved meteorologist Mark Johnson from WEWS in Ohio has left fans shocked and confused, as details about his exit remain vague.

Courtroom fighting erupted during a hearing for a murder suspect just hours after he confessed to the crime, illustrating the high tensions surrounding the case.

Wawa's grand opening in Liberty Township marks the first of nine planned locations in Ohio, highlighting the chain's expansion into the Midwest.

These sports gaming [groups] are extremely aggressive... they're in your face all the time. They're getting Ohioans to lose massive amounts of money every year and it seems to me only just and fair that some of the stadiums be paid for by them or a portion of it.

The Ohio driver caused a three-car crash after dropping a doughnut, leading to serious damage and injuries due to distracted driving.

The Eastgate Regional Council of Governments issued a request for proposals from service providers to deploy, operate, and maintain a broadband network to currently unserved and underserved addresses within Trumbull County.

Authorities in Ohio reported that a farmer sickened by the H5N1 virus has been discharged from the hospital, marking the fourth U.S. hospitalization related to bird flu.

The investigation into the burglaries, which has targeted high-profile athletes, indicates a wider criminal operation spanning multiple states, specifically aimed at multi-million dollar homes.

Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance stands by his unfounded claims regarding Haitians abducting pets in Springfield, despite overwhelming evidence contradicting the assertions.

In denying the claims of migrants eating pets, Gov. Mike Dewine stated, "No, absolutely not! That's what the mayor has said. That's what the chief of police has said." His remarks emphasize the lack of evidence supporting the allegations.