The major warehouse in #Dayton provides records management support, archival guidance and services to the federal government.

Many residents in the Columbus area were rudely awakened by the unsettling sound of tornado sirens blaring in the predawn hours of Feb. 28, 2024.

A list published Tuesday of 443 federal properties that the federal government planned to dispose of included Northeast Ohio buildings.

Wonton nachos from one of Dayton’s most ambitious chefs, Midwestern tavern-style pizza at a locals hangout, and more of a local dining expert’s favorite meals.

Democrats challenged Kirtland Sen. Jerry Cirino on his proposal that would ban school DEI efforts and faculty strikes, amid protests from students and teachers.

A new-to-market brand known for late-night calzones is opening its first SW Ohio location, with more locations to come, including Dayton. D.P. Dough is opening in the U Square development, at 249 Calhoun St., directly across the street from the University of Cincinnati in the former Mac Shack storefront.

Members of the Ohio Army National Guard are set to deploy on Sunday. According to the Ohio National Guard, roughly 100 Ohio National Guard members will head to support

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has announced its March disciplinary hearings schedule, including a judicial misconduct case, with access to online case documents.

From a spot on the NCAA Tournament bubble to Big Ten Tournament seeding, Ohio State and Indiana have a lot to play for Saturday.

Regional less-than-truckload carrier A. Duie Pyle (ADP) is pushing westward, with plans for several service centers in Ohio even as it retains a long-standing agreement with another LTL carrier that had allowed it to serve customers in the Buckeye State.