Democratic gubernatorial candidate Nan Whaley made state history in this week's primary, becoming the first-ever woman to win a major party nomination for governor in Ohio.
With six games played and one win logged against Pleasant High School, the Cardington-Lincoln boys basketball season is off to a tough start as the team looks toward the Knox Morrow Athletic Conference (KMAC) this year.
Supply chain shortages across the state have left Ohio schools scrambling to provide lunches to students, with menu items consistently left up in the air.
North Fork Local Schools student Amanda Annett has earned the first-place title in the National FFA Organization Beef Placement Proficiency national competition, after placing first at the state level.
Mount Vernon residents should expect a 1.6% increase in average natural gas bills, but the city is pointing to a 10% savings from its aggregation program to offset the rate hike.
When Navin Ajodhya and his wife Rebecca transitioned from corporate jobs as a finance accountant and IT engineer, they always had the goal of bringing new, homemade food to the area.
New fact sheets in the Health Policy Institute of Ohio’s (HPIO) Addiction Evidence Project explore the racial and geographic differences in the state’s addiction crisis, stating criminal justice reform is critical to sustain addiction recovery.
A plan by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to save the endangered rusty patched bumblebee in Ohio focuses on conserving populations and addressing threats to prevent future extinction.
The Knox County Foundation (KCF) funded a $4,600 grant to Camp Cornish recently, allowing the camp to purchase new furniture for the lodge’s meeting space.
