Tanya McCreadie, 50, of Okeana, was arrested for pandering child sexual abuse material after a tip led to finding explicit images on her devices.

A Ohio woman was found dead with 17 stab wounds; her husband was charged four months later.

Eric Clapton became the first musician inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame three times on March 6, 2000.

Nelson T. Gant, a formerly enslaved man, became Zanesville’s first Black millionaire through self-made success.

FC Cincinnati loans 22-year-old Polish goalkeeper Fabian Mrozek from Liverpool for the 2026 season with a purchase option.

A three-year shelter dog from Ohio, Bear, is now a national finalist in "America's Favorite Pet," spotlighting the struggles of older pets in need of homes.

Flu levels are dropping in the Tri-State Area after January’s peak, with Ohio still seeing high activity, while officials stress ongoing vaccination and preparedness for a combined flu-COVID vaccine.

A Dayton mother was sentenced to five years in prison for her role in the months-long abuse of her two children, who were found severely injured after escaping a filthy room.

Ohio educators honored at Mahoning Valley event; Nicole Mathias named top teacher.

U.S. and Japan negotiate $100B nuclear deal with Westinghouse and Japanese firms amid energy security efforts.