An attorney for a man who lost multiple loved ones during the Pike County massacre invoked Marsy's Law on Friday, as she pushed to keep murder suspect George "Billy" Wagner III's trial in Waverly.

The families of the victims in the George "Billy" Wagner IV murder case are urging a judge to reconsider his decision to move ...

David Cole Jr. pleaded guilty to five felony charges after helping his wife hide the body of his dead father. His sentencing ...

Ohio University Zanesville is proud to showcase the Southeastern Ohio Watermedia Society (SEOWS) Spring Show, continuing through April 25. This exhibition features a diverse range of water-based media ...

As the sole Indian member of the Viceroy's Executive Council, Nair resigned in 1919 to protest the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, marking a significant moment in India's freedom struggle. The ...

April 13 this year will be the 106th anniversary of the tragic Jallianwalla Bagh massacre. April 13, 1919 was just another Baisakhi in Punjab – the festival that marks the start of harvest ...

The Ohio River rose to historic heights after days of flooding, finally cresting early Wednesday morning.Days and days of rain have area rivers, creeks and streams overflowing their banks.( ...

Microsoft has cancelled its $1 billion data centre project in Ohio, citing rising costs due to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. Initially set to create thousands of jobs and boost the ...

Dozens of new laws are set to take effect in Ohio on Wednesday.Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed 29 bills into law on Jan. 8. Now, 90 days later, those are set to take effect.The laws taking effect ...

Every Ohio library will see an increase in funding in changes to the two-year budget omnibus passed by the Ohio House Finance Committee Tuesday. But a major change to the Ohio Public Library Fund is ...

The advent of legal NIL has helped enrich top college football players, especially those at top programs like Ohio State. A new lawsuit alleges that a pair of media members on the Buckeyes beat ...

CINCINNATI – The Ohio River is slowly receding in Cincinnati after cresting Monday night at more than 60 feet high, which broke a seven-year record. Drone video taken by the Hamilton County ...