Immigration arrests reached 1,593 per day in early July in a new push to detain and deport immigrants that has led to deaths in traffic stops. There were more than 43,000 arrests in June, the highest recorded by the Trump administration, according to statistics released last Monday by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement reflecting new bookings into detention facilities.
Ohio special education advocates fear recent changes to the U.S. Department of Education will cause confusion, delays, and a loss of service to students.
President Donald Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in back-to-back meetings at the White House Tuesday.
The Senate narrowly approved Walter “Jay” Clayton as the next director of National Intelligence, where he will oversee the 18 federal agencies making up the U.S. Intelligence Community.
Auditor of State Keith Faber declared a fiscal emergency Tuesday for the Village of Zaleski in Vinton County after an analysis of the village’s finances confirmed fund deficits that exceeded what is allowed under state law.
A little girl, maybe 8 years old, was standing alone at a rural bus stop during a February winter blizzard. No coat, no gloves, no money, no phone. She stood before the closed bus door shaking from the brutal winds turning her hair into icicles.
A plan that threatens some historic Washington, D.C., cherry trees to make way for President Donald Trump’s planned golf course is “very unfortunate,” said the great-grandson of William Howard Taft who received the Japanese trees more than a century ago.
The Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of Industrial Compliance (DIC) and Division of State Fire Marshal (SFM) are highlighting the various roles they play in making sure everything from new buildings to tents to stuffed toys are safe for fairgoers, vendors and staff at the 2026 Ohio State Fair.
