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Ohio State University will demolish dorm, increase top officials’ pay
Ohio State said it will use master lease agreements with apartments in the University District to address housing needs for students.
Brookfield man charged with importuning, grooming following search
Paul Banovich, Jr., 67, is charged with importuning, grooming and tampering with evidence. He is scheduled to appear in Trumbull Eastern District Court for a preliminary hearing on Thursday.
Justice Department and Live Nation reach settlement over illegal monopoly case
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department touted a tentative settlement of its antitrust lawsuit against Ticketmaster and parent company Live Nation Entertainment on Monday as a victory for consumers that would end an illegal monopoly over live events in America, but over two dozen states planned to keep fighting the companies in court. The negotiations
Finnish pair wins a barrel of ale in annual ‘wife-carrying’ contest in England
LONDON (AP) — To have and to hold took on a new meaning for about two dozen couples who put their relationships to the test on a grassy hill in southern England. Wives and girlfriends clung on for dear life as their partners carried them up and down a hillside for the U.K. Wife Carrying
Judge pushes back timeline for tariff refunds
A federal judge gave the Trump administration some breathing room to process tariff refunds after Customs and Border Protection (CBP) indicated it needed 45 days to set up an automated system.
Georgia teacher dies in toilet paper prank gone wrong, police say
A teacher in Georgia died during a toilet paper prank after being run over by a vehicle, authorities said.
Alabama dentist sentenced after setting fire to his office
A dentist from Conecuh County, Alabama, has been sentenced for carrying out an insurance fraud scheme.
Hegseth says ‘there will be more casualties’ in Iran operation
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that “there will be more casualties” in the ongoing U.S. operation against Iran, with seven American service members having died so far in the fighting.
Street in Wellsville closed after building collapse
According to our print partners at the Morning Journal, it happened Saturday at the old Five and 10 building on the 400 block of Main Street.
RFK Jr. losing battle to boost trust in public health agencies
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has defended some of his controversial moves as being part of his effort to restore faith in public health agencies. It doesn’t seem to be working. Polling from the start of this year shows that public trust in government health institutions has continued to decline during