The U.S. House of Representatives, in a 215-211 vote, approved on Wednesday night a budget resolution that would fund immigration enforcement until the end of President Donald Trump’s administration and set up a route to reopen the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
“I think it's very odd that you see the same politicians who condemn gerrymandering in one state are suddenly celebrating it in another state," Rep. Kiley said during a video conference with reporters.
SSCC Theatre Company invites students and community members to audition for the summer production of “Fire in the Night Season: The Trial of Philip Partridge,” a docudrama celebrating the freedom fighter spirit in all of us.
Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.), a member of the Senate Banking Committee, this week introduced a bill to prevent the U.S. Treasury Department from unnecessarily collecting small business owners’ personal information.
New data from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows fertility and birth rates continue to fall across the U.S., while cesarean section procedures increased and preterm birth rates remained flat.
On Monday, April 27, a dedication ceremony was held at Lynchburg-Clay High School, where the outdoor athletic fields were officially unveiled as the Terry and Jane McGinnis Family Athletic Complex.
Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Director Stephen D. Dackin Wednesday announced the release of two major competitive grant opportunities designed to expand access to high-quality community schools throughout Ohio.
A 45-year-old man who embezzled millions from his employer and a local fraternal police organization—to fund a lavish lifestyle and his election campaign—has been sentenced to prison.
