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A federal appeals court is calling unconstitutional an Ohio law barring people from knowingly or recklessly making false statements about candidates.The…

A report released this morning on Ohio's charter schools finds that many continue to struggle with performance, despite their growing number. Today there…

Authorities say a retired Air Force pilot from Arizona was the person killed when a small plane crashed in a Union County farm field on Sunday.The Union…

Robotics experts at Caltech and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have created a robot that mimics the flight patterns of bats, including swerving and diving.

Walking around after the election in Circleville, Ohio, it's apparent there's a strong cultural disconnect between the large cities and the rest of the…

The rapper's condemnation of President Trump coincided with Luther Campbell's long overdue honors for taking hip-hop's freedom of speech fight all the way to the Supreme Court.

Some of the top blues musicians from places like Chicago and Mississippi will be in Central Ohio this weekend, as the Columbus Blues Alliance Saturday…

The Wall Street financial crisis that swept over the economy like a rip tide has had some long-lasting effects. It sucked away home value, investments and…

While many concerts and gigs were canceled this year, musicians still need working instruments. And repair work is keeping J.C. Sherman in business. “As I work principally with antiques and specialized professional instruments and customizations, I was more insulated, I think, than some from COVID-19,” Sherman said. When COVID-19 hit, I found myself in a unique position.

When schools in Northeast Ohio closed their doors and sent their students home to help combat the spread of COVID-19, Akron-based photographer Andrew Dolph found himself furloughed from his job with Lifetouch, the professional photography company that documents everything from sporting events to graduations at schools across the country.