Taking care of our veterans is a priority for Ohioans. But despite our best efforts, there is still a health care coverage cap that leaves thousands of them without the resources they deserve.
According to a report by WCPO in Cincinnati, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs says there are ...
CHEERS to Belmont County Cat Stray Shun and the animal shelter for holding a special event this weekend at the Ohio Valley Mall where people can meet cats and dogs that are available for adoption.
JEERS to the ongoing series of waterline breaks that are plaguing communities across the region. ...
Ohio lawmakers digesting the results of the latest National Center for Education Statistics report card are right to be scrambling for ideas.
One pitched by state Sen. Andrew Brenner, R-Delaware, is nothing new, but very much worth considering. Senate Bill 19 would require school districts or ...
It seems like a lifetime ago — back in 2005, as a response to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Congress passed the Real ID Act. At the time, the idea was to have the program implemented by 2008, but opposition and other delays pushed the timeline.
Most recently, the COVID-19 pandemic extended ...
Last week, at least one expert was disappointed by Ohio’s performance in the National Assessment of Educational Progress report card. Aaron Churchill, Ohio research director for the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, called the report — based on exams given biennially to fourth- and ...
It is gratifying to know that state officials in Columbus are hearing the residents of Eastern Ohio and responding to our concerns.
On Thursday, the Ohio Department of Transportation announced that reconstruction of the Blaine Hill Bridge will begin this year — that’s two years earlier ...