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Ohio Department of Education and Workforce to investigate state testing results at additional Ohio schools

The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (DEW) announced an investigation into spring 2026 state testing results at Columbus City Schools after the district self-reported testing anomalies at two high school buildings.
Los Angeles man charged with threatening to kill President Trump
A Los Angeles resident has been arrested for a three-count federal indictment that includes a charge of threatening to kill President Donald Trump.
Community Improvement Corporation to meet Sept. 9
The Community Improvement Corporation of Highland County will hold a meeting Wednesday, September 9 at 1:30 p.m.
Ohio's fall hunting seasons announced
Ohio’s hunting seasons for squirrel, dove, Canada goose, and teal open in early September, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. White-tailed deer archery hunting season follows later in the month.
2026 Area High School Football Scoreboard
High school football scores for the 2026 season. All scores compiled by The Highland County Press.
Hillsboro unable to rush past Waynesville in Week 3
On the road for a third straight week to start the 2026 football season the Hillsboro Indians fell to the host Waynesville Spartans, 52-13. 
McClain Tigers shut out Paint Valley to keep 'Battle of 41' trophy
The McClain Tigers won their third consecutive game to start the season, defeating Paint Valley, 56-0 on Friday night.
New JobsOhio Technician Path helps southeast Ohio employers build skilled workforce
As Ohio continues to invest in workforce development, JobsOhio and Ohio Southeast Economic Development (OhioSE) this week announced the JobsOhio Technician Path incentive program to help Ohio employers build a pipeline of technicians.
Louisiana teacher asks Supreme Court to stop Ten Commandments displays in classrooms
A Louisiana teacher is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear his constitutional challenge to a state law that requires the Ten Commandments to be posted in K-12 and college classrooms.
US Senate map trending toward Democrats, though GOP retains slim advantage
Voters throughout much of the country will cast ballots for their U.S. senator this fall, but just nine states hold the power to determine control of the chamber — setting the course for which presidential nominees can secure confirmation and what bills advance during the next two years.
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