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Future civil engineers were putting their design skills to the test with a race on Mosquito Lake.

A new law President Trump signed at the end of last year authorizes the automatic registration of most young men into the military draft pool.  The change is not tied to the U.S.’s military operations against Iran, which began after the U.S. and Israel launched strikes at the Middle Eastern country at the end of February.

Source: Mike Coppola / Getty Offset has been in the news quite a bit lately, this time regarding his ex-wife Cardi B . According to TMZ, court documents show that the former Migos rapper requested a paternity test is February 2026. A judge reportedly approve the request and signed off on a DNA test to

Udo Salters Photography / Tyga Tyga is set to star in the new musical drama, Baby You’re A Star, which he will also co-write with Curtis Bryant and produce. Variety reports the “Rack City” crafter will star alongside Madison Bailey (Outer Banks) and Ashton Sanders (Moonlight) in what the website reports will be a coming-of-age musical drama. As

Hilliard, Ohio police are warning about a dangerous viral trend making its way through neighborhoods. It's called the "door kick challenge." According to police, individuals in masks, likely teens, approach homes and kick doors as hard as they can before running off.

A Boardman specialty store is spinning quite a yarn and is ready to celebrate

For one woman in Girard, her passion for flowers has turned into something truly special and is even helping her through a recent setback.

House Bill 654, sponsored by Reps. Gayle Manning (R-Avon) and Kellie Deeter (R-Norwalk), would create a tiered penalty system for gross abuse of a corpse, ranging from a fifth-degree felony to a second-degree felony. Currently, the offense is a fifth-degree felony in all circumstances, according to the lawmakers.

Bipartisan legislation proposed in Ohio would require social media companies to display warning labels when users access platforms deemed "addictive."

A state law is forcing Ohio University to shutter a program that alumni and faculty said has helped southeastern and central Ohioans for decades.