School buses will be back on the road soon, and drivers who haven’t encountered them in a few months could probably use a refresher before the academic year begins. Ohio’s Traffic Safety Office has a few tips. Remember, the law REQUIRES drivers to stop for a stopped school bus if they ...

CHEERS to Hazel Koveleskie, a 9-year-old Barnesville girl who started Hazel’s Heroes — a club that provides treats and cheer to veterans and first responders. JEERS to word that illnesses among workers during the East Palestine train derailment were hidden from the public. CHEERS to Kirke ...

Ohio Rep. Jay Edwards, R-Nelsonville, is working on a piece of legislation that would let hard-working Buckeye State residents keep more of the money they earn, though the details are hazy. According to a report by WCMH, Edwards is sponsoring House Bill 643, which, for now, is meant to ...

Bureaucrats and elected officials in Columbus have gotten quite good at using public money to create what they want us to believe are “private” entities. OneOhio Recovery Foundation, for example, is registered as a private nonprofit organization, despite having been launched by Gov. Mike ...

Ohioans can no longer pretend human trafficking is not a plague affecting our state as it does the entire country. But too many are still reluctant to “get involved” when they see something that raises suspicions. On Wednesday, during the fifth annual Human Trafficking Summit in Columbus, ...

With the official start of legal adult recreational marijuana sales in Ohio, there are plenty of people eager to make a purchase. Wire service photos showed lines of potential customers wrapping around buildings in some cities. While that may be good news for those business owners — and ...