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Hillsboro girls track and field finish runners-up at Cedarville Invitational

The Hillsboro Lady Indians finished as the runners-up of the 2026 Cedarville Invitational on Friday evening on the ca

Wildcats earn win over Fairfield on Chris Veidt Field Dedication Day

MOWRYSTOWN — Friday was a big day for Whiteoak athletics and WHS baseball head coach Chris Veidt, as it was Chris Vei

Indians drop non-conference game to Broncos

Traveling to Western Brown High School on Friday evening, the Hillsboro Indians dropped a tough contest to the host W

Lions earn conference win over Fayetteville

The Fairfield Lions gained a big Southern Hills Athletic Conference victory Thursday evening by defeating the Fayette

Tigers gain big wins over Clinton-Massie and Fairfield

Friday and Saturday were good days at the ballpark for the McClain Tigers as they gained two non-conference wins at T

Spring wild turkey season set to begin
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife has announced hunting season dates for the wild turkey, one of Ohio’s most iconic game species.
GOP chairman considers re-election support for Fetterman if he switches parties
Pennsylvania Republican Party Chairman Greg Rothman told The Center Square he’s spoken with several people interested in running for U.S. Senate in two years’ time, though supporting incumbent Democrat John Fetterman isn’t off the table either – as long as he switches parties.
Why the GOP’s Hispanic reset can happen and why it matters now
The Republican Party’s growing support among Hispanic voters is no accident. It reflects a deeper alignment on the issues that matter most. Hispanics are not interested in pandering or identity politics.
Lifting families, businesses through tax cuts
Letting Americans keep more of their own money is common sense. I am proud to support policies with that aim, and I look forward to hearing more about the difference they are making across our great state in the weeks and months ahead.
Manhattan district attorney investigates Swalwell over sexual assault claim
Swalwell, who was first elected to Congress in 2012, has strongly denied the sexual assault claims and is vowing to fight them. But on Sunday, he suspended his gubernatorial campaign, saying he needs time to fight the allegations. 
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