The high school football season is quickly approaching, and The Dispatch is busy working on preview stories. Here is the week ...

Jon "The Big Nut" Peters said he will share his story of how he became The Big Nut — the OSU superfan decked out in scarlet-and-gray face paint, his full OSU attire and donning his necklaces of ...

The Crawford 12 kicks off this week taking a look at teams No. 10, 11, and 12 along with an honorable mention. From here we ...

ASHTABULA — Bagel Barn, the new breakfast and lunch establishment in Ashtabula, has been open for just over a month. The new restaurant, located at 2405 Lake Avenue, offers bagels, coffee and cold ...

Many Ohio private schools are banning cellphones even though the state's new law doesn't require them to.

Over the next two years, schools in Ohio will receive $2 billion less in funding, according to the Ohio Education Association.

More than $184 million in federal money for Ohio schools is in limbo. On June 30, President Donald Trump's Department of Education informed states that it wouldn't release about $6.2 billion ...

According to the Ohio Department of Education, around 180,000 students attend non-public or private schools. Another 117,000 students attend charter schools, according to The Fordham Institute.

Democrat Ohio gubernatorial candidate and former Health Director Dr. Amy Acton defended her and Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ordering school closures during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The 2026-27 Ohio budget mandates that K-12 districts create policies to govern the use of artificial intelligence and cellphones, and offers a handful of $100,000 grants to community colleges for ...

Cell phone ban in schools has been in the works for some time Ohio lawmakers have been moving toward banning cell phones for some time.

State Politics DeWine vetoes 67 provisions in Ohio budget, including key changes for schools Some of the vetoes DeWine issued impact property tax levies and school board member campaigns.