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Sports Greenfield 10 April 2026

Dante Jackson named assistant coach at USF

University of South Florida Head Men's Basketball Coach Chris Mack Thursday officially welcomed several members of his first Bulls coaching staff.

Sports Hillsboro 10 April 2026

Indians gain home win over Peebles; fall to Panthers at MTHS

On Tuesday evening, the Hillsboro Indians added another win to their season total with a 10-3 victory over the visiti

Sports Whiteoak 10 April 2026

Wildcats score 2 runs for win over Manchester

Having a shutout pitching performance by Izayah Clift and scoring two runs in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference

Sports Fairfield 10 April 2026

Lady Lions top Paint Valley for 2nd time this season

The Fairfield Lady Lions (9-3, 3-0 SHAC) hosted the Paint Valley Lady Bearcats (1-8, 0-2 SVC) of the Scioto Valley Co

In The News 9 April 2026

Lebanon OSHP Post investigating a minor injury Norfolk Southern train derailment in Franklin

On April 9 at approximately 10:41 a.m., troopers from the Lebanon Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol responded to assist and investigate a train derailment.

In The News 9 April 2026

Report paints dismal picture of California's jobs market

New research shows California is the Not-So-Golden State when it comes to jobs.

Headlines 9 April 2026

Supreme Court decision: Officer could continue stop based on nonworking headlight that led to drug discovery

A police officer may extend a lawfully initiated traffic stop to investigate the status of a driver’s license even after the reason for initiating the stop is dispelled, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled.

Opinions 9 April 2026

Welfare loophole that lets millionaires get food stamps

Rob Undersander is a millionaire. He also received taxpayer-funded food stamps. His story illustrates an absurd – and intentional – loophole in America’s welfare system that taxpayers need closed immediately.

Opinions 9 April 2026

The case against public-sector unions

America’s public-sector unions have a problem they can’t explain away: Workers are leaving.

In The News 9 April 2026

Shapiro, Fetterman, McCormick ask DHS to upgrade security for NFL Draft

In just a few weeks, Pittsburgh anticipates roughly 700,000 football fans will arrive for the 2026 NFL Draft. And even though elected officials have said the Steel City is prepared to host the three-day event, a trio of statewide lawmakers wants additional support from the Department of Homeland Security.