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Ohio’s Basketball Journey: Past Glory and Recent Challenges

Wednesday, April 2 by Lyle F

An review of NCAA tournament history highlights the dominance of "blue blood" programs, while lesser-known schools like Cincinnati and Dayton have also had their moments in the spotlight. However, Ohio teams faced early exits in the 2025 NCAA Tournaments. The Ohio State University (OSU) women's... Read More.

Ohio to Lift Drivers License Suspensions for Unpaid Fines and Minor Offenses

Tuesday, March 25 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A new law set to take effect April 9 will lift the suspensions of some Ohioans' driver's licenses, eliminating suspensions for failing to pay court fines or fees and certain minor offenses. The law does not cover suspensions related to... Read More.

Charles Bolden to Inspire Ohio State Graduates as 2025 Commencement Speaker

Monday, March 24 by Lyle F

Ohio State University has announced that former astronaut and Marine Maj. Gen. Charles Frank Bolden Jr. will be the commencement speaker for this spring's graduation ceremony. Bolden, who served as NASA's first Black and 12th administrator from 2009 to 2017, will address approximately 12,000 graduates... Read More.

Luxury Pet Hotel to Open in Hilliard This Fall

Wednesday, March 19 by Lyle F

HILLIARD, Ohio (AP) — K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel is set to open a new 10,000-square-foot facility at 3799 Park Mill Run Dr. in Hilliard later this fall, a company spokesperson announced. The facility, owned by Ohio residents Bob and Katie Appleby, will offer... Read More.

Intel’s “Ohio One” Project Delayed To 2030

Tuesday, March 4 by Lyle F

Intel announced it is delaying the construction of its Ohio One semiconductor factory project, valued at $28 billion, by about five years. The company's stock rose 3.6% to $23.92 on Friday, benefiting from a strong day for the chip sector overall. Intel now aims to finish... Read More.

Ohio Lawmakers Push to Expand Digital ID Usage in State

Thursday, February 27 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — About seven months ago, Ohio joined a small group of states allowing residents to carry their ID on their phones. Since then, use has been limited, prompting Ohio lawmakers to work on expanding the program through a bipartisan effort. “I think... Read More.

Ohio Addresses Accountant Shortage

Wednesday, February 26 by Lyle F

The country is experiencing a severe shortage of accountants, with most of the CPA workforce nearing retirement and fewer young accountants stepping in to replace them. To become a licensed CPA in all 50 states, candidates must complete 150 college credit hours—30 more than... Read More.

The Crew’s 30th Season: Championship Pursuit Amidst Challenges and Innovations

Tuesday, February 25 by Lyle F

The Columbus Crew is entering its 30th season, seeking its fourth MLS championship. Despite recent challenges, including the loss of key players Cucho Hernández and Christian Ramírez, Columbus remains a strong contender, having won two MLS Cups and other titles since 2020. The team... Read More.

Ohio State University Study Explores Perception of Regional Accents

Thursday, February 20 by Lyle F

Are regional accents within Ohio noticeable to listeners? An Ohio State University study aimed to answer this question. Conducted at COSI’s Language Sciences Research Lab, the study analyzed how individuals perceive accents from various parts of Ohio, according to a news release. Findings indicate that,... Read More.

Explore Grandview Heights with the New Puzzle Path Adventure

Wednesday, February 19 by Lyle F

The Grandview Heights Parks and Recreation Department has launched a new initiative called the Puzzle Path, a virtual journey allowing residents to explore various locations while collecting puzzle pieces. The program began on Jan. 29 and will continue through June 30. Residents can participate by... Read More.

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