COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a state permit to build North America’s first freshwater offshore wind facility was properly granted for the Icebreaker project in

Elizabeth “Lizzie” (George) Jordan, 65, of Aliquippa, died unexpectedly on August 6, 2022 at Heritage Valley Sewickley after a brief illness and was reunited with her beloved husband. Born April

Comment this story Comment Indiana’s sweeping new abortion ban produced immediate political and economic fallout on Saturday, as some of the state’s largest employers opposed restrictions, Democratic leaders hatched strategies

“Unless we have a very surprising and positive set of developments,” Summers told POLITICO, “we probably won’t see the inflation rate come down to [the Fed’s] target without some level

With inflation reaching four-decade highs, families can save at least a few dollars when they begin their back-to-school shopping during Ohio’s annual sales tax holiday. The holiday, which runs Friday

“There is a choice we make. We save our own lives. – from “We Are the World” Yes, it’s early. This ritual where the chronicler assigns a theme to the

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LANSING — Town Center Lake Trust site developments have secured about $1.2 million in state economic development funding and a Lansing defense contractor has a chance to avoid paying back

DAYTON — Small business owners are feeling the pressure and remain less buoyed by the economy than they have been in decades, according to a recent survey. “The biggest issue

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) – “Indulge in clothes and follow the shoes, pencils and paper. And it seems the lists get longer every year. And it’s hard to blame the teachers

OAK HARBOR – Whether exploring the shoreline of Oak Harbor, paddling through Woodville, or strolling to downtown Port Clinton, the new Portage River Water Trail offers plenty of opportunities for

WASHINGTON, DC — A U.S. energy envoy said he was confident Gulf producers would boost oil production after President Joe Biden visited Saudi Arabia, where he met with regional leaders.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Two Ohio lawmakers are backing a bill they say will prevent expectant mothers from being fired. New legislation introduced by State Representatives Brigid Kelly (D-Cincinnati) and

CHANDLER, Arizona – Chandler, Arizona is 110 years old, and what was once a small town of about 10,000 people is now home to more than 270,000. What do you

This year, the WUCC was originally scheduled to take place in London, but complications forced the World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) to look for another venue. After the 2018 success,

CLEVELAND — When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last month saw Ohio’s previously unconstitutional “heartbeat bill” which effectively banned most abortions. For Republicans, including Governor Mike DeWine, an

By Matt Reese Those who know can hear the difference. The sound of open space reverberating around the Mid-Ohio Food Collective’s sprawling storage facility in Grove City is a growing

AKRON, United States: Several hundred protesters marched in Akron, Ohio on Sunday after body camera footage emerged showing police fatally shooting a black man with several dozen bullets. As anger

The downward spiral of the U.S. economy as the country emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic is forcing some vacationers to alternate or outright cancel travel plans this summer as fuel

LIMA — Officials in Lima had their first chance to watch “Vision 2040” on Wednesday afternoon. The Lima/Allen County Regional Planning Commission has completed a draft comprehensive plan for the

With summer in full swing and Independence Day approaching, people are getting ready to travel. For the past two plus years, people have put their trips on hold due to

WASHINGTON (AP) — Angered by soaring prices at the gas station and supermarket, many consumers think they know exactly where to lay the blame: on the greedy corporations that relentlessly