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The Margaret Olwill was on its way to Cleveland at the end of June 1899, carrying 900 tons of limestone and 12 passengers.

Hundreds of students in Akron were among those prevented from beginning a state required exam Wednesday due to a computer glitch that impacted testing statewide. Testing resumed Thursday after a bug in the vendor’s system prevented students from logging in to their English Language Arts exams Wednesday. A spokesperson with the Ohio Department of Education said ODE was notified Wednesday morning by AIR, the American Institutes for Research, of a problem with its log in system.

Following the release of the audit of Columbus City Schools, superintendent Dan Good wrote a letter to Auditor Dave Yost, outlining 17 steps the district…

Marking the occasion Saturday, Dr. Anders Nordström of the WHO says that in Sierra Leone, "8,704 people were infected and 3,589 have died, 221 of them healthcare workers."

The bill was adopted by a 241-187 vote; it isn't expected to pass in the Senate.

As we all know, Arts organizations world-wide are facing enormous fiscal pressure. The publishing landscape is similarly pockmarked, as books,…

Yesterday at a WOSU "Do", I was asked by a guest if I saw any instances in politics being depicted in opera. I answered that as all politics is local, so…

DuPont makes C8 settlement Since the 1980s, the Federal EPA has charged DuPont with eight counts of failing to report the dangers of the chemical C8 used…

Columbus officials were on hand Monday afternoon to see a new addition to the Southerly Wastewater Treatment Plant on South High Street. The $106 million…

Nuclear power often conjures nightmarish images of Hiroshima, but it fuels everything from microwaves to medicine, and this paradoxical energy source…