The Ohio Renaissance Festival was ranked best in the country by a USA Today poll. Patrons say they enjoy the opportunity to be creative and take part in the spectacle.

In today's age of mass production, some small artisans are carrying on the traditional craft of broom making. A broom maker from Morgan County shares his art and why brooms are associated with witches.

Tribal nations are concerned about the National Archives and Records Administration closing its Chicago center, which they've used to find where children were sent to boarding schools or track cultural items.

Academy Award winning filmmaker Steve Bognar was on the Ohio team that filmed the experiences of Haitians in Springfield for the PBS Frontline documentary "Haiti Deportation Crisis."

The Auglaize County Historical Society plans to restore the well-preserved home to its appearance during Neil Armstrong’s boyhood.

A western Ohio museum is inviting families out to learn about St. Clair’s Defeat, the most successful defeat of the U.S. military by Native American troops. They can also meet descendants from tribes victorious in the battle.

At his rural home in northern Ohio, master mask-maker David Lady has made all things scary his specialty.

The monument was unveiled at the Statehouse in Columbus in a ceremony Wednesday morning.

Citizens of the Wyandotte Nation, local officials and community members dedicated new historic markers in Lebanon and North Bend along the 150-mile trail Wyandots took during forced removal.

Bihl Manor in Fremont, Ohio is the subject of a new HGTV renovation show.