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Six people sentenced in Mahoning Valley human trafficking case

Six people have been sentenced for their roles in a Mahoning Valley human trafficking sex ring, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Mahoning County Sheriff Jerry Greene announced today.
Revolutionary War Soldiers Series: Remembering John Beard
John Beard lived in Westmoreland County, Pa. during the Revolutionary War. He enlisted in 1781 at Westmoreland. He was a private with Captain Wallace's Pa. Company of Militia at Wallace Fort. 
Raising of Lazarus: John 11:1-45
What is the glory of God? It is God bringing Light out of our darkness, giving meaning to things in life that seem meaningless, to bring hope when you are tempted to despair, and to believe God will bring goodness out of your worst crosses.
Sen. Husted honors fallen Ohio Air National Guard members on Senate floor
Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) this week delivered a speech on the Senate floor recognizing the service and sacrifice Capt. Seth Koval, Capt. Curtis Angst and Major Sgt. Tyler Simmons who lost their lives in a KC-135 crash in Iraq on March 12, 2026.
McClain High School presents 'The Wizard of Oz' March 27-28
On Friday, March 28 and Saturday, March 29, McClain High School will present the classic musical, "The Wizard of Oz," in the new gym at McClain High School due to auditorium renovations. 
A university president, an inappropriate relationship, $60K podcasts, and another scandal in Ohio
JobsOhio, the state’s privatized economic development agency, is now saying that former Ohio State President Ted Carter facilitated a $60,000 grant to support a podcast by a woman with whom Carter had an inappropriate relationship.
 LaRose issues 7th election security directive of his administration
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has issued the seventh election security directive of his administration, reinforcing physical and cybersecurity protections for Ohio’s critical elections infrastructure and warning that foreign cyber threats require constant vigilance.
Tippy, Chapter Eleven
It took us the rest of the fall of 1968 to get to Hillsboro. I was losing weight, but the chicken wasn’t. I tried to figure it out.  
Gun bill carveout for lawmakers dropped before session ended
As Virginia lawmakers wrapped up work on firearm legislation before adjournment, they considered and ultimately rejected substitute language in House Bill 110 that Republicans said would give General Assembly members different treatment in a bill dealing with handguns left in unattended vehicles.
Red states target SNAP fraud, errors under threat of costly federal penalties
State officials across the country are looking to crack down on fraud and mistakes in the nation’s largest food assistance program, spurred by looming federal rules that will force states with high error rates to pay more.
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