Wilmington College unveiled its digital Business Wall of Fame after inducting the initial six members on Oct. 15. All are WC alumni; they include Cody Arnett, Class of 2011, Timothy A. Buren ’83, Renee LaPine ’95, William Shoecraft ’79, Robert Touchton ’65 and Julie Prince Weber ’99.

The National Invitation Tournament and Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament have announced changes to their respective 2027 fields, with both tournaments featuring 24 teams and adopting updated selection policies and procedures.

Federal authorities are asking Washington election officials to set aside ballots from more than 400 voters they suspect registered without being U.S. citizens.

Disputes regarding the two collective bargaining agreements between the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court’s Juvenile Division and its union employees must go to arbitration, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today.

In roughly the past year alone, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) received nearly 10,000 detainers and honored zero because of state and local sanctuary policies.

Vote as if the forecast doesn’t exist – because until you cast your ballot, it doesn’t.

Southern State Community College’s Spring Semester begins January 11, 2027, with registration now open to all current and new students.

Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson and 19 other state attorneys general have joined the Federal Trade Commission in its lawsuit against Dollar General, alleging that the retailer has knowingly persisted in overcharging customers and willfully failed to fix its deceptive pricing.

The Justice Department this week announced charges involving 48 aliens in Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York and Nevada in connection with illegal voting, fraudulent voter registration and related election crimes.