There’s a moment of pure magic that happens when teeth break through the crispy exterior of a perfectly smoked pork pop at Fatback’s BBQ in Dayton, Ohio. Time stops, conversation halts, and your taste ...

Netflix’s Death by Lightning retells the story of James A. Garfield, the 20th U.S. President whose 1881 assassination changed ...

This charmingly cluttered indoor space at Treasure Aisles Market is less a store and more a highly curated museum of Ohio ephemera, where every rustic detail—even the fish sign—is part of the ...

A decade ago, Ohio became a model for taxpayer transparency when it created the Ohio Checkbook, opening government ...

With data centers placing even more demand on the grid, it creates a situation where Ohio needs energy generation, say supporters.

With cold weather settling in across the state, the Ohio Department of Development is once again offering financial relief to help families heat their homes through the Home Energy Assistance Winter ...

Students from three Richland County high schools participated in Firelands Electric’s recent Cooperative Youth Day at the Ohio Statehouse. The 18 area students who took part in the Oct. 23 trip were ...

Two Ohio lawmakers want to change that. Here's a look at what their bill, recently approved by the Ohio House of Representatives, would do. A federally compliant Ohio drivers license. RealID ...

Mid-cycle congressional redistricting efforts could move forward Friday in two more states amid growing maneuvering to influence which party will control the U.S. House after next year’s midterm ...

Sunday Chat is a weekly feature appearing in The Blade's print and digital platforms each Sunday. After going undrafted and being waived by the Denver ...

SOUTH SOLON – U.S. Rep. Mike Carey (R-Ohio-15), a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, traveled to South Solon in Madison County on Oct. 31 to tour Vallery Farms and meet with farmers to ...

Legislation proposed in the Ohio House would make refusal to provide identification during a traffic stop a fourth-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to 30 days in jail.