Explore Ohio Defense Forum opens Monday with Air, Space Force heavy-hitters. Among the public roads impacted: There will be four barriers along Ohio 844, which is part of the race ...

U.S. Rep. Mike Turner, R-Dayton, has co-sponsored a legislative amendment that aims to limit any downsizing of military health care facilities, according to information shared by Turner’s office ...

The coaching fraternity isn’t typically an open book when it comes to revealing program secrets. You could be talking to a future opponent, and you wouldn’t want to give him ammo to beat you.

The Greene County Board of Elections has come off of administrative oversight by the Ohio Secretary of State after two years.

As artificial intelligence increases in the workplace, Miami Valley Career Tech Center administrators say it’s important to teach their students to use AI in ethical, learning-driven ways.

Joe Burrow exited the game with the Cincinnati Bengals trailing midway through the second quarter, but backup quarterback Jake Browning did just enough to lead the team to a win in the home opener.

Ohio House Rep. Tom Young, R-Washington Twp., is sponsoring legislation to track how every public dollar in Ohio — from state agencies to counties to cities to public library districts and more — is ...

TROY – Miami County voters who have been asked since the 1950s to approve a bridge levy every five years are being requested this fall to approve a continuing versus expiring levy.

Joe Burrow left the Cincinnati Bengals’ locker room on crutches and wearing a walking boot, but coach Zac Taylor did not have an update immediately after the game on the severity of Burrow’s left-foot ...

Those weren’t the 1927 New York Yankees the Cincinnati Reds faced this weekend, it just looked that way. It was the Nomadic Athletics, the last place team in the American League West, doing a more ...

Just when the Cincinnati Reds needed him most, starting pitcher Hunter Greene put forth the worst effort of his career.

The opening set against seventh-ranked Pittsburgh was all Wright State hoped it would be — a record-setting crowd, an energized environment and a gutty 27-25 win Friday night.