Hurricane Helene couldn't stop the Waverly High School Class of 1959 from celebrating their 65th class reunion.

Following an election which brought two more Democrats to the Ohio Senate and Ohio House each, but struck down redistricting reforms and maintained Republican supermajorities, lawmakers are planning t ...

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office today accepted the petition summary of a proposed constitutional amendment, “Ohio Voters Bill of Rights,” that seeks to amend Article V and Sections ...

At the request of the Dayton Police Department, the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is conducting a cold case review of the unsolved 2009 homicide of 85-year-old Army ...

The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) has announced the fourth round of its Workforce Safety Innovation Grant, offering $30 million in funding through the Workforce Safety Innovation ...

ATHENS – Together with his wife, Margaret Dry, and their daughters, lauded photographer and Ohio University alumnus Dan Dry, ...

Work has begun as of February 26 for a bridge replacement project on S.R. 104 between S.R. 32 and Long Fork Road. Currently, one lane of S.R. 104 is being maintained with temporary signals.

Pike County headed to the polls Tuesday and showed support or lack of support for unopposed county elected officials and many ...

Pike County Sheriff Tracy Evans will serve a second term as sheriff after defeating challenger Brock Clemmons in the race for ...

Waverly graduate Olivia Cisco finished first in a battle with 167 other runners at the NAIA Great Lakes Challenge. Elick, an ...

The (Rail Commission) announced today that five Ohio rail projects will move forward thanks to a mix of federal, state, local, and private funding.