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President Trump posted on Truth Social on Sunday encouraging the Washington Commanders and Cleveland Guardians to revert to their old names.

The state of Ohio is preparing its appeal of last month’s ruling saying the program that offers taxpayer-paid vouchers for families to use at private schools is unconstitutional.

The Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs replaced its marquee with the help of grant funding. The unveiling party is scheduled for mid-August.

The federal freeze on more than $1 billion in education money threw local after-school program providers into chaos. Some are still unsure of restarting programs for the fall despite the freeze ending.

A group of CMSD students say they are concerned about the loss of scholarships and lunch programs due to federal funding freeze and state cuts.

The Ohio Court of Appeals ruled in a split decision Thursday that Lateek Shabazz, the City Council President, would assume the role after former Mayor Brandon King was convicted on corruption charges in May.

Researchers with the University of Toledo say carbonized corncobs can help clean drinking water contaminated from harmful algal blooms.

Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed 67 items in the two-year, $60 billion Ohio budget earlier this month.

Both Cincinnati and Cleveland have Amtrak stations, but Columbus doesn’t. Plans continue to bring passenger rail to Columbus, including the Cleveland-Columbus-Cincinnati route.

The Data Center Coalition, a national organization representing data centers, is not happy with a decision state utility regulators made this week allowing AEP Ohio to charge that industry for power differently than other rate payers.