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COLUMBUS — A federal grand jury in the Southern District of Ohio has indicted a 37-year-old Mexican national on a felony charge of illegally reentering the United States, federal prosecutors…
Ohio University students are putting up the walls — literally — for a new affordable housing project in southeast Ohio. The “Bobcat Build,” a partnership between Habitat for Humanity of…
The nation’s largest light and art festival is back in the Queen City this week. BLINK Cincinnati returns for its fifth iteration Oct. 8–11, transforming downtown Cincinnati, Over-the-Rhine and Northern…
A Marion man is in custody after a 10-hour standoff with police that ended Oct. 6 with the suspect firing shots at officers and officers responding with less-lethal force. Harold…
Musicians of The Cleveland Orchestra have gone on strike for the first time in a decade, refusing to take the stage as they demand higher pay on par with their…
ProMedica has broken ground on an $18 million emergency and urgent care facility in Perrysburg Township, expanding medical access for one of Northwest Ohio’s fastest-growing corridors. Company officials turned the…
Flooding over the weekend has forced the Franklin County Municipal Court to postpone hearings, adding yet another problem to a courthouse building that judges and staff say is falling apart.…
State Rep. Kevin Ritter (R-Marietta) announced this week that Hocking Athens Perry Community Action will receive $300,000 in state grant money to help low- and moderate-income homeowners in Southeast Ohio…
A new Butler County bus service debuted Tuesday, linking workers to jobs along the Interstate 75 corridor between northern Cincinnati and south Dayton with stops in Middletown and Monroe. The…
Jerome Township trustees convened a disciplinary hearing Tuesday morning at township hall — their second attempt to remove Fire Chief Doug Stewart, who has been on paid administrative leave since…