The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has decided to stop allowing utility companies to review draft audits into their activities before they’re made public.

Klare was name to the Preseason All-American team by Pick Six Previews, he was a second Team Preseason All-American for Phil Steele, fourth Team Preseason All-American for Athlon, and made the Mackey Award watch list. He was also recently named as a second team preseason All-American by the Associated Press.

Five schools in the Cincinnati area are among the top 10 in the state, per U.S. News & World Report's ranking for 2025. See the list.

The Farmers' Almanac, which dates to 1818, has used the phrase "chill, snow, repeat" to describe its forecast for the 2025-26 winter season.

Rutgers vs Ohio Prediction, Game Preview & Betting Lines 2025 originally appeared on College Football News.

Two Democrats want to prohibit Ohio lawmakers from accepting free or reduced-price tickets for professional sporting events. The proposal comes on the heels of state lawmakers committing $600 million to a new multi-billion-dollar stadium for the Cleveland Browns. The owners of the team, Jimmy and Dee Haslam, are major political campaign donors.

A Tennessee hiker died after being bitten by a timber rattlesnake, a species also found in Ohio. Learn more about Ohio's three venomous snakes.

Scott Lipps, who previously represented Warren County in the Ohio House, has also pulled petitions to run for the Senate seat. Lipps last won reelection for the eastern Warren County House seat in 2022 with 75% of the vote. Term limits prevented him from running for the Ohio House again.

Superintendent Shauna Murphy says Yondr pouches, which store cell phones during the school day, have helped improve grades, attendance and in-class behaviors.

Former university President E. Gordon Gee will take on a one-year consulting role at Ohio State, which will include working with the new Salmon P. Chase Center by recruiting faculty and increasing the center's presence on campus and nationally, according to a copy of Gee's university contract obtained by The Dispatch.

An Ohio babysitter has pleaded no contest to accusations of scalding a baby girl with burning water — and then failing to call for help while the 1-year-old suffered third-degree burns across her body.

Their loss has hit everyone so hard that it is unimaginable for their family and their children. So shocking and heartbreaking and just devastating.”