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James Laurinaitis to be inducted into College Football Hall of Fame

James Laurinaitis, one of only eight three-time All-Americans in Ohio State history, will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in December as a member of the 2026 class. The National Football Foundation (NFF) and College Football Hall of Fame announced its 2026 class earlier this month.
The campaign against ICE is all about open borders
The Democratic establishment sees mass immigration as the path to secure permanent rule, with much of the radical left expecting immigrants to force America to abandon its traditional values.
Matt’s Take: Reds spring training updates
As I look outside my window and see six inches of snow and single digit temperatures, it’s hard to imagine that baseball is just around the corner.
Xenia Community City School District must release newsletter email distribution list
The Xenia Community City School District must provide the email distribution list used to send the superintendent’s newsletter to a woman who requested it, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled last week.
One year of Donald Trump: Alarms sound over relentless expansion of presidential powers
President Donald Trump promised during his bid for another White House term that he would be a dictator only on “day one.”
Building strong bodies, bright futures
Regular physical activity supports more than healthy bodily development. It also plays an important role in mental health, helping reduce stress, build confidence and foster resilience in young people.
Former Toledo investment adviser is 3rd to plead guilty in massive $72M Ponzi scheme
The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Securities announced that James Delverne, a former investment adviser with Northwest Capital in Toledo, has become the third individual to plead guilty in connection with an alleged decade-long, $72 million Ponzi scheme.
A results-driven path forward

By U.S. Rep. Adrian Smith
R-Nebraska

Federal funds for rural health on the way to Ohio, but not enough to offset cuts, advocates say
An award of $202 million has been announced for Ohio to combat hospital closures and a lack of access to health care in rural areas. The funding was welcomed by state leaders and advocates alike, but the funds are seen as a temporary fix to a problem made worse by federal cuts.
DOE issues emergency orders to mitigate blackouts in New England, Texas
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright issued emergency orders to mitigate blackouts in New England and Texas as 24 states have declared an emergency due to an Arctic blast moving across the U.S. over the weekend.
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