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In a field of grass, two signs, one larger than the other, depict the words "No data center" with a prohibition symbol.

Madison, St. Clair townships reject Trenton's effort to annex land for hyperscale data center

The decision to deny Trenton’s request for 243 acres that would house an Amazon data center now triggers a public hearing at the Butler County Commission.

The city of Gahanna paid $8.75 million for the building, and then paid $59.6 million in construction costs.

Gahanna opens new civic center that includes city hall, police and senior center

The city of Gahanna has a new and much larger civic center.

A man holds up several cardboard signs at an intersection as cars drive by. The signs have illustrations of surveillance cameras.

Oxford terminates Flock contract while other Butler County residents protest for the same

Residents who protested in Hamilton on Wednesday cited the Oxford City Council’s decision to terminate its contract with Flock Safety as a reason to continue their efforts.

FILE - Voters line up to enter their polling place at the Cincinnati Observatory on election day, Nov. 5, 2024, in Cincinnati.

Federal judge blocks enforcement of Ohio proof-of-citizenship requirement for voter registration

Ohio is among a handful of states with proof-of-citizenship laws in place for the first time this year.

An undated photo of the young Reverend Bruce Klunder, a Presbyterian minister who worked with several civil-rights groups in Cleveland in the early 1960s and soon became well-known for his approach and leadership, especially in his role with the local chapter of CORE, the Congress on Racial Equality. He was originally born in Colorado and received his divinity degree from Yale Divinity School.

Why one Ohio civil rights activist's sacrifice still matters today

Cleveland minister Bruce Klunder was killed while protesting segregation in 1964. Lessons from that time are still relevant today.

FILE - Akron head coach Joe Moorhead, left, talks to players during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Ohio State, Aug. 31, 2024, in Columbus, Ohio.

From 'ridiculous' to a viral success: Akron’s offensive coordinator contest has been a big hit

Akron garnered 23 million social media views and an influx of new season ticket-holders since the contest was announced Aug. 4.

"North Star" goes beyond the story of Annie Oakley as a sharpshooter.

A new film unveils the hidden history of iconic Ohio sharpshooter Annie Oakley

“North Star” retells the story of one of the most well-known women of the 19th century and spotlights the Garst museum researchers keeping her legacy alive.

lassroom supplies sit on a desk at the newly renovated Salem Elementary School on August 19, 2026.

Columbus teachers union says $50 million in budget cuts are already being felt as more loom this year

The Columbus Board of Education voted Tuesday to formalize its intent to make an additional $50 million in budget cuts.

Red crown rot is caused by a soil-borne fungus that can persist in the fields for years.

Ohio farmers urged to inspect soybean fields for 'red crown rot' which can destroy crops

Ohio State University researchers are asking soybean farmers in the state to check their crops for red crown rot.

A large wooden paddle is used to stir beans and ham hocks in an iron pot.

Bean dinners are a Civil War tradition. Southeast Ohio veterans are still chowing down

The American Legion post in Meigs County hosts a yearly bean dinner that’s been running since shortly after the Civil War.

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