Main Street Downtown Greenfield is preparing for an evening celebrating local art, music, business and community with the return of Bourbon & Bliss, set for Thursday, Sept. 17 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at Black Diamond Brewery & Distillery, 246 Jefferson Street in downtown Greenfield.

One candidate for Ohio attorney general is calling for the state inspector general to investigate new revelations about ties between the head of the state’s quasi-public economic development agency JobsOhio, the governor’s office, and Intel, a company that has received millions.

The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced the removal of a significant portion of the Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALB) quarantine area in Clermont County – marking encouraging progress in Ohio’s effort against the invasive species.

PatientRightsAdvocate.org (PRA) filed its lawsuit against the American Medical Association on Aug. 12 in the effort to accomplish healthcare price transparency.

Local livestock exhibitor Carly Sanders delivered a masterclass performance at the Ohio State Fair, capturing two of the most coveted honors during the competitive Breeding Session 1 livestock exposition.

Top teachers union leaders make more than $500,000 a year in pay and benefits, leaving critics to say that taxpayer-funded membership dues allow for the high compensation, an investigation by The Center Square found.

This month, the Highland County Fair is joining a youth-led statewide effort to fight hunger and give back to local community food banks by participating in the Fight the Hunger, Stock the Trailer contest — presented by Farm Credit Mid-America and sponsored by Rural 1st. 

Legislation for the second proposed sewer rate increases in three months was introduced to Hillsboro City Council members during their Thursday, Aug. 13 meeting.

The Dollar-for-Dollar Deficit Reduction Act, introduced separately by U.S. Senate Republican Whip John Barrasso of Wyoming and Rep. Greg Steube, R-Fla., would require any increase or suspension of the debt limit to be matched by equal or greater spending cuts over the current year and the following 10 years.

As Americans prepare to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum is honoring those murdered by two terrorist attacks committed in lower Manhattan, as well as at the Pentagon and in Pennsylvania.

Highland County first responders recently teamed up to bring National Night Out back to the community for the first time in several years, with the event bringing in over 200 guests for an evening of free, family-friendly fun.

Strengthening privacy, accountability and security. That’s the new focus license-plate-reading camera giant Flock said it plans after facing widespread criticism across the U.S.

The ninth graduating class of the New Way to Recovery Drug Court Docket of the Highland County Common Pleas Court was recognized at a ceremony Sunday, Aug. 9, with this class including seven graduates.

Indictments filed this week by the office of Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson accuse six Medicaid providers of stealing a combined $558,383 from the government healthcare program for the needy.

“The terror threat is real and ongoing, especially in light of the U.S. conflict with Iran,” Brian Sullivan said. Citing the Airline Pilots Association who warned last year that “aviation remains a primary target for terrorists who are constantly probing for weaknesses,” he said U.S. leaders “need to get serious about the vulnerabilities in our aviation security system before our adversaries take advantage of them again.”