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A German pilot used a GPS device to map a route that would take the shape of a giant syringe. He flew about 5,000 feet in the air to trace the syringe, which spanned over 40 miles in the sky.

Pandemic restrictions continue to limit interactive activities for children. But, the Dayton Metro Library has come up with some ways for children to connect.

Ohio’s unemployment rate fell in October from the previous month, but remains above levels from the same time a year ago, before the coronavirus…

Joe Burrow's left knee injury cost the Cincinnati Bengals more than just one loss at Washington on Sunday. It derails the team's season devoted to giving…

If you’re a tinkerer, crafter, engineer or manufacturer and if you like to make stuff with your hands, the Make It Dayton Festival is for you. It’s at...

Columbus City Council votes Monday night to approve the recommendations of a board that oversees business tax incentives.City leaders face growing…

Ohio has been at the forefront of engineering self-driving cars. The state transportation department wants to hear what citizens have to say about the...

Ohio State, LSU, Alabama and Penn State are the top four in the College Football Playoff selection committee's first rankings of the season.Next up were…

When Democrats running for president debated Tuesday in Westerville, the only one from Ohio was not on the stage. Congressman Tim Ryan’s latest…

Starting Saturday, Lyft scooters will no longer be available in Columbus, just months after coming to the city. The company is also leaving Nashville and…