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Business And Labor Groups Concerned About Movement Of Funds To Balance Budget

Business and labor leaders, as well as Ohio’s cities, are very concerned about how some money is being moved around to balance the budget in the face of...

J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers recorded "What'll I Do With The Baby-O" in 1946.

City Could Try To Claim King Records Building By Eminent Domain

Cincinnati City Council decided Wednesday to go to court to acquire the former King Records studio building in Evanston by eminent domain.

Christine Mayer of the GAR Foundation (pictured) is part of the council, which also includes, among others, Rich Kramer of Goodyear and Tom Chema of Gateway Group.

Akron Growth Council Members Hopeful for Progress After First Meeting

Members of Akron’s new Growth Council have high hopes for the organization following its first meeting last week . Mayor Dan Horrigan created the...

Attempt To Open Up Ohio's Grand Jury Process Runs Aground

Ohio lawmakers’ decision to eliminate the Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission also killed – for now – the reform of some grand jury proceedings.…

In the BrightFarms greenhouse, salad greens grow on floating boards. Their roots extend into the water where they get nutrients.

Wilmington Is Future Site Of "Most Sustainable Farm In Ohio"

BrightFarms , one of the "Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Food," has announced plans to build and operate a massive greenhouse in Wilmington, Ohio...

Robert Doolan, who served as navigator on a B-17 bomber in WWII, was shot down, captured and spent 16 months as a POW. Mr. Doolan turns 100 this month.

Local Veteran & Former POW Robert Doolan Turns 100 This Month And Shares His WWII Stories

Robert Doolan was born in Cincinnati on the eve of the Unites States' entry into World War I, enlisted in the Army Air Corps in January 1941 and served...

Book Nook: Lost City, Found Pyramid, edited by Jeb J. Card and David S. Anderson

Jeb Card is a professor at Miami University at Oxford and one of the editors of this essay collection. These essays delve into various aspects of our...

The bills, aiming to stimulate Ohio's trucking industry have bipartisan support, include $3 million in tax credits for training drivers and $5 million in scholarships for people wishing to attend trucking schools.

New Ohio Bill Puts $8 Million Into Training Truck Drivers

The trucking industry says there’s been a driver shortage for two decades – and that there could be 175,000 unfilled trucker jobs in the next seven...

Musical Chameleons: From Linda Ronstadt to Lady Gaga

With the upcoming Super Bowl LI on Feb. 5 and the 59th annual Grammy Awards the following weekend, it seems a good time to discuss music.Huh?Humor me for…

Cuyahoga's drug, alcohol and mental health services board helped form new Cleveland Police policies for dealing wht the mentally ill.

Judge Approves New Cleveland Police Policies for Dealing with People with Mental Health Issues

Cleveland police will begin training this summer on new policies for handling calls with people suffering a mental health crisis. A federal judge has...

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