#ohio

#ohio

Frank Lloyd Wright's final residential design, RiverRock House, is now available for overnight stays, allowing visitors to experience his architectural vision.

Ohio's health department confirmed a farmer was hospitalized with bird flu, marking the fourth U.S. hospitalization related to H5N1.

Ohio to potentially double sports betting tax from 20% to 40%.

Increased tax revenue aimed at funding youth sports and Cleveland Browns' new stadium.

A targeted shooting at a cosmetics warehouse near Columbus, Ohio, left one dead and five injured, causing mass panic among over 100 employees.

Laketran honors its 50th anniversary with the ribbon-cutting of a $22 million renovated headquarters, showcasing commitment to reliable public transit.

The Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival 2025 will feature major headliners like Slipknot and Falling in Reverse from July 18-20 in Ohio.

Anduril Industries aims to transform defense manufacturing with Arsenal-1 in Ohio, producing autonomous vehicles and systems by 2026.

Ohio, known as The Buckeye State, inspired a famous dessert called buckeyes, made from peanut butter and chocolate.

LGBTQ+ organisations in Ohio are urging Governor Mike DeWine to veto House Bill 8, which would force schools to out students to parents.

Toledo and Akron offer affordable housing and low cost of living, making them appealing options for potential residents in Ohio.

A former casino dealer is accused of skimming chips during games at JACK Cleveland Casino.

An explosion in Bethel, Ohio, killed two people and injured one, prompting an investigation into the cause.

Ohio's education system faces scrutiny for allowing Nazi ideologies in homeschooling while removing race-based support from law schools.

Ohio LLCs offer tax benefits and lower maintenance fees compared to other states.

Formation of an LLC involves several key steps, including naming and filing documents.

LLCs protect personal assets and provide flexibility in management.

Ohio is a major hub for the Department of Defense, employing about 59,400 personnel, mostly civilians.

Mike's Place thrives by offering a diverse menu and eclectic decor without adhering to a single theme, appealing to varied tastes.

Discovery of a buried rug led to unexplained disturbances.

TikTok community speculated about the rug possibly containing a ghost or body.

Drought conditions hindered further digging, raising concerns about the spirit's peace.

Santry's decision to contact police reflects her serious concerns regarding the mysterious rug.

An 8-year-old girl drove her mother's car to Target, creating concern as her family searched for her before finding her safe.

Safety concerns led to the cancellation of Springfield's annual CultureFest amid threats related to tensions with Haitian migrants.

FirstEnergy Corp has been fined $100 million for misleading investors about its involvement in a major bribery scandal related to nuclear plant bailouts.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine dismissed a false conspiracy theory claiming Haitian immigrants were eating pets, highlighting the lack of evidence and its anti-Black undertones.

Ohio judge temporarily blocks laws imposing 24-hour abortion waiting period; emphasizes clear constitutional rights.

A significant percentage of residents in Athens County, Ohio live in poverty, reflecting broader economic challenges in the state.

Ohio joins states banning the invasive Bradford pear tree due to its environmental and safety risks.

Ohio now accepts driver's licenses and IDs in Apple Wallet, part of a growing trend in digital identification across the US.

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