Now that the dust has settled, responsible adults have a duty to look back on what we witnessed during college football’s rivalry week and understand it was all part of a larger and very disturbing trend we MUST reverse. The Atlantic Coast Conference fined four of its schools — North ...

Earlier this month, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose certified the official results of the Nov. 5 general election. In doing so, he noted voter turnout was the second-highest on record in Ohio (the 2020 general election was the highest). With voter participation at 71.7% and more than ...

Eighty-three years ago, on Dec. 7, 1941, U.S. military bases in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, were assaulted in what has been termed a “sneak attack” by Japan. It surely was that, as Japanese planes filled the skies and attacked our stationed ships. Since then, we Americans have observed Dec. 7 ...

CHEERS to all the businesses and organizations that are going the extra mile to provide a merry Christmas to our less fortunate neighbors. From toys to meals, they are meeting many needs. JEERS to reports that companion animals are being discarded on roadsides and in remote locations. Cats and ...

As the holiday season gets into full swing, the Ohio State Highway Patrol is stepping up its focus on keeping us safe. Throughout the holiday season, the patrol plans to be highly visible and is “committed to removing dangerous and impaired drivers, keeping Ohioans and our visitors ...

In a state where many political figures make a big show of how much they care about babies, some communities are walking the walk and providing an important option for desperate parents with nowhere else to turn. Last year, Lebanon, Ohio, installed a Safe Haven Baby Box at one of its fire ...