#ohio

#ohio

An armed man lying in wait shot and wounded two Ohio police officers as they parked their vehicles to eat lunch. A responding officer was also shot.

More than 21% of all properties downstream are at risk of flooding over the next three decades, which accounts for 18,596 properties in Dayton.

"Worried About Zohran? Ohio Is Waiting For You!" the ad says.

Gov. Mike DeWine's veto of a budget provision prevents GOP legislators from withholding up to $75 million in funding to public universities over compliance with a new higher education law.

Officials warned residents in Ohio and Arizona to stay indoors or work from home due to hazardous air quality, affecting sensitive groups like children and the elderly.

"When I got my property tax reevaluation last year, I opened the envelope up and hit the floor," says Beth Blackmarr, a resident of Lakewood and spokesperson of a group organizing to abolish property taxes in Ohio. "Panic."

The $2.5 billion infrastructure initiative represents a significant increase in funding, aiming to maintain existing infrastructure without raising new taxes, offering homeowners essential property tax relief.

As Officer Branham returned to the vehicle, he observed a raccoon named Chewy sitting in the driver's seat with a meth pipe in its mouth.

Courtroom fighting erupted during a hearing for a murder suspect just hours after he confessed to the crime, illustrating the high tensions surrounding the case.

To be persuaded, we need to feel we are there. We need to hear from people who were or are still there.

Wawa's grand opening in Liberty Township marks the first of nine planned locations in Ohio, highlighting the chain's expansion into the Midwest.

The investigation into Debra Lee Miller’s murder spanned over four decades, showcasing how advancements in DNA technology can provide closure in long-unsolved cases.