On a third and 8 in the second quarter, Zips linebacker Melvin Spriggs was flying up the middle ready to unload on Ohio State quarterback Will Howard. But the 5-foot-10-inch, 202-pound Henderson stepped forward, knocked Spriggs off his feet, and allowed …
The Sisters Health Foundation is continuing its mission to support healthier, stronger communities in the Mid-Ohio Valley. At its most recent board meeting, the foundation approved $479,227 in grant funding for 45 nonprofit organizations across West …
In March, Franklin County, Ohio judges passed a pair of local rules barring immigration arrests at the county courthouse. A new measure in the state Senate aims to invalidate such restrictions statewide. Federal fallout As federal funding and systems …
Federal officials are raising questions about exploding drug discounts under a program meant to fund services for low-income patients, and Ohio’s Cleveland Clinic is at the center of some of them. Over a 38-month period ending in June 2023, the massive …
He told the commissioners that Reyes Rodriguez, of Dayton, is living here with permission from the federal government and his wife and son are currently in the process of getting asylum from Honduras. Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones had an ICE …
CVS plans to close 271 stores in 2025 as part of a restructuring plan triggered by population shifts, consumer buying patterns and community health needs. CVS operates more than 330 stores in Ohio, and one location will close in 2025. CVS joins other …
CVS plans to close 271 stores in 2025 as part of a restructuring plan triggered by population shifts, consumer buying patterns and community health needs. CVS operates more than 330 stores in Ohio, and one location will close in 2025. CVS joins other …
The city of Cleveland, Ohio, has joined a global pact to improve urban food systems. Officials say the step builds on efforts to assess food access and policy in the region. Cleveland recently completed its first Food Policy Landscape and Audit, a citywide …
MIAMI VALLEY, Ohio (WKEF) -- The Ohio House of Representatives passed House Bill 131 on Wednesday, May 28. It aims to ban law enforcement agencies from using quotas for arrests and citations. "Things have evolved in police work, luckily. We now strive …
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