Four Fairfield juniors, Remi Moon, Vivian Henninger, Meri Jackson and Mason Lightle, and two Highland County seniors, Hillsboro’s Kobie Miles and McClain's Mylie Lovett, all became state qualifiers in track and field as they competed at the Division V Regional Championships at Southeastern High School in Chillicothe and the Division III Regional championships at Muskingum University on Thursday and Saturday.

Christian Toms, 47, of Columbus, was sentenced in U.S. District Court this week to 420 months (35 years) in prison for child pornography crimes involving a non-verbal child with autism.

A new bipartisan bill would require more transparency for Ohio private schools receiving Education Choice and Education Choice Expansion vouchers.

The EveryLibrary Institute is launching a national survey of school librarians and library media specialists to better understand how cellphone restrictions in schools are influencing reading, library use and engagement during the 2025-26 school year.

The Lynchburg-Clay junior high girls track and field team finished first at the Southern Hills Athletic Conference meet on May 8 with a score of 102.

The Ohio Supreme Court began oral arguments in a second case over pandemic unemployment benefits by wondering why the case was back before the justices.

A Hillsboro woman was sentenced Friday to two years in prison after pleading guilty to trafficking drugs in the vicinity of a juvenile.

As conservatives seek to counter the hard-left turn taken by the Democratic Party, it will not be enough to simply point out the grim failures of Marxist-inspired philosophies everywhere they have been tried. If the soul-crushing and deadly record of Soviet and Chinese communism, of Castro’s regime in Cuba, and Chavismo in Venezuela, haven’t convinced true believers that ideology belongs in the ash heap of history by now, it probably won’t happen anytime soon.