The USA Today Store is offering a framed print commemorating the 2025 Ohio State Buckeyes CFP championship win. This commemorative print is available for 20% off through Cyber Monday with a discount ...

DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — Livewell, a veterinary clinic with animal hospitals and urgent cares nationwide, is moving forward with plans to build a Dublin hospital as it readies to open its first Ohio ...

Robert “Bob” Print, age 81, passed away peacefully on September 28, 2025. Born on January 16, 1944, in Euclid, Ohio, he was the son of the late Earl and Ann Print (née Markinac).Bob was the devoted ...

A fugitive wanted for allegedly beating a toddler to death in Ohio was captured Wednesday in Framingham, according to the US Marshals Service. Dioblis Williams, 25, was arrested on a warrant charging ...

The Ohio Senate has inserted a controversial provision into its budget proposal that would end sales tax exemptions for newspapers, newspaper advertisements, and printing equipment – exemptions that ...

An Ohio lawmaker plans to introduce legislation requiring county jails to report pregnancy outcomes. State Rep. Terrence Upchurch, a Democrat from Cleveland, called it “problematic” that Ohio does not ...

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is set to open its newest exhibit, featuring one of the most popular children's shows of the last 20 years. The first-ever "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse" exhibit at the ...

Ohio State football fans can own a piece of national championship history as reported by The Columbus Dispatch. The newspaper's national championship stadium edition you saw on television Monday night ...

It’s official! The Ohio State Buckeyes once again rule college football. To be crowned 2024 national champions, Ohio State football had to traverse a gauntlet unlike any team in the sport’s history.

The Marian Library’s last gift to you comes just in time to be a part of your Christmas gatherings or your own special moments to reflect on the season. Coloring pages and a printable ornament craft ...

Vitruvian's three employees standing in front of the 3D printer. From left to right: Chris Sentz, founder of Vitruvian; Kat Seale, head of architecture and design; and Stefano Alva, director of ...