A bill at the Ohio Statehouse has some worried about their livelihoods in Ohio, but others say it is a matter of national security.

It’s well-publicized that central Ohio’s population is growing, but each city and town is seeing its own population change.

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With spring football in the books, Joel Klatt has an updated top 25 ready to go. Who is No. 1? It's a Big Ten team, but it's not Ohio State or Oregon.

He added that while his bill is very similar to the Ohio House version, he takes “a hardline stance” against existing owners.

and it's only the beginning. This spring, Brood XIV, is expected to emerge in numbers around the lower billions in 13 states, including Ohio, Gene Kritsky, a biology professor at Mount Saint ...

These bills represent a step backwards into the darker history of racism in America, rather than progress toward justice and ...