Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore lives along the Ohio and his boat dock has been submerged by the river for a few days now.

The governor announced the pick at a news conference on Monday, calling Tressel “a natural leader” who will ably succeed Jon ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources stocked Ohio lakes, rivers, ponds and streams with 46 million fish in 2024.

Soybeans – while readily grown in Ohio and Pennsylvania – are also imported from South America. The beans are placed on ...

Buckeye Trailer is returning to Columbiana County with 25 jobs this year and an estimated 25 more next year at the county Port Authority’s Leetonia industrial building on Cherry Fork. That was one big ...

The tax credit will support the first phase of the project, which will include a hotel, entertainment venue and the Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center.

Head to John Bryan State Park in Yellow Springs, Ohio, where gorgeous trails and picnic spots await. This stunning natural wonderland is the perfect escape for those seeking a day trip filled with ...

“We have plans to deliver state-of-the-art hydropower production along the Ohio River, and an experienced team specializing in non-powered locks and dams to do it,” said Jeremy King, Chief ...

Ohio State football set the blueprint for winning a national title in the NIL era. The Buckeyes knocked off Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff National Championship thanks in large part to ...

While it isn't quite the freeze over of 1977, ice was starting to form on the Ohio River Wednesday. If you are hoping to recreate that 1997 magic, you may be out of luck.Highs Wednesday will near ...

Ohio State football players Will Howard (right) and Jack Sawyer (left) were joined by linebacker J.T. Tuimoloau at Raising Cane’s on Olentangy River Road, north of campus. (NBC4/Monica Day) ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes are losing several players in the college football transfer portal less than 24 hours after winning the national championship. Ohio State is also in danger of losing more ...