Another court declares Ohio school choice voucher program unconstitutional

Another court declares Ohio school choice voucher program unconstitutional

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Another court declared Ohio’s private school voucher program unconstitutional on Thursday, finding it provides a choice to the private schools that must honor the taxpayer-funded vouchers rather than to Ohio families. Another court declares Ohio school choice voucher program unconstitutional The ruling by a three-judge panel of the 10th District Court of … Read more

Miami University: What’s happening near McGuffey Hall on Oxford, Ohio campus? RedHawk Alert sent

Miami University has sent out RedHawk Alert about 'active threat situation' on the Oxford, Ohio, campus. (Unsplash)

Update (2:42 p.m. EDT): Miami University issued an all-clear notice on Thursday after an emergency alert warned students of an active threat on its Oxford, Ohio, campus. Miami University has sent out RedHawk Alert about ‘active threat situation’ on the Oxford, Ohio, campus. (Unsplash) “RedHawk Alert: EMERGENCY – ALL CLEAR! No active threat on campus. … Read more

‘Why wasn’t he arrested?’: Social media erupts after protester punched at Trump’s Ohio rally

Videos from Donald Trump’s Youngstown campaign rally sparked widespread outrage after a protester was punched by a rally attendee.

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Social media users condemned violence at President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Youngstown, Ohio. Videos appeared to show protester being punched by a rally attendee while being escorted from the venue. The incident unfolded during Trump’s rally for Republican Sen. Jon Husted and Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy on Monday, just weeks before the midterm … Read more

In 2011, an Ohio man was served foreclosure papers on his $4.5 million, 17,000-sq-ft mansion; after nearly 15 years of hearings, mediation and court fights, an eviction notice has now been approved

In 2011, an Ohio man was served foreclosure papers on his $4.5 million, 17,000-sq-ft mansion; after nearly 15 years of hearings, mediation and court fights, an eviction notice has now been approved

According to reporting by Realtor.com and News 5 Cleveland, along with Ohio court records, an unusually long foreclosure battle involving a sprawling mansion in Aurora, Ohio, has reached another turning point. A magistrate has approved the eviction of Louis Telerico, who has continued living at the property despite the home changing ownership. The 17,000-square-foot estate, … Read more

Trump’s Ohio rally: How gas prices and AI data centres could shape November 2026 midterm elections

Donald Trump campaigns for Ohio Republicans as gas prices and AI data centres emerge as key issues ahead of the November midterms. (REUTERS)

US President Donald Trump used a rally in Vandalia, Ohio, on Saturday to campaign for Republican candidates ahead of the November 3 midterm elections. He attacked Democrats, promised financial support if Republicans won and urged voters to turn out on election day. Donald Trump campaigns for Ohio Republicans as gas prices and AI data centres … Read more

An Ohio farmer facing $1 million in medical debt hoped a solar lease would pay $540,000 a year; after officials blocked the project, he had to sell land and equipment from his sixth-generation farm

An Ohio farmer facing $1 million in medical debt hoped a solar lease would pay $540,000 a year; after officials blocked the project, he had to sell land and equipment from his sixth-generation farm

An Ohio farmer facing $1 million (£750,000) in medical bills had to sell land and farm machinery from his family farm after local officials blocked a solar energy project on his property. Wayne Greier, a sixth-generation farmer in Mahoning County, Ohio, planned to lease 600 acres of his farmland to a solar development company in … Read more

74-year-old Ohio woman sues hospital for amputating her left leg. Surgery was supposed to be on her right leg

74-year-old Ohio woman sues hospital for amputating her left leg. Surgery was supposed to be on her right leg

Sharon Jacks, an Army veteran in Ohio, is now a double amputee as her left leg was wrongly amputated because of the negligence of the doctors. A 74-year-old Ohio woman, an Army veteran, has both legs amputated below the knee as a wrong operation removed the wrong leg, and then, to correct that, she had … Read more

Caleb Flynn guilty verdict: Does Ohio have death penalty? What sentence could he face for wife Ashley’s murder?

Caleb Flynn listens to court proceedings inside the Miami County Court of Common Pleas in Troy, Ohio. (/AP via AP)

Caleb Flynn, a former Ohio music pastor who once appeared on “American Idol,” has been found guilty of murdering his wife, Ashley Flynn, in Ohio. Caleb Flynn listens to court proceedings inside the Miami County Court of Common Pleas in Troy, Ohio. (/AP via AP) What happened to Ashley Flynn? Ashley Flynna 37-year-old schoolteacher and … Read more

An Ohio lawyer accidentally sent $550 to a stranger on Zelle; the payment mistake turned into a three-year court battle

An Ohio lawyer accidentally sent $550 to a stranger on Zelle; the payment mistake turned into a three-year court battle

Christine Baker, an Ohio lawyer, attempted to make payments to her husband via Zelle, worth $550, in September 2023. She ended up making two payments to Zachary W. Reynolds, who was from Illinois and a total stranger to her. An error that she noticed the very next day, and hence made contact with Reynolds to … Read more

In 1988, Ohio attorney Neil McKown secretly bought 155 neglected acres; 38 years later, the family farms nearly 500 acres and he declined a $400,000-$500,000 timber cut to keep the woods

In 1988, Ohio attorney Neil McKown secretly bought 155 neglected acres; 38 years later, the family farms nearly 500 acres and he declined a $400,000-$500,000 timber cut to keep the woods

In 1988, Ohio attorney Neil McKown secretly bought 155 neglected acres (Image Credit: Farm Progress/ Jennifer Kiel) What began as a secret land purchase has grown into a nearly 500-acre family farm built around conservation, forestry and a long-term commitment to the land. In 1988, Ohio attorney Neil McKown quietly purchased 155 acres without first … Read more