The "we need to be ready" growth vibe dominating conversations and public policy in central Ohio quickly evaporates the further you get from the Columbus I-270 outerbelt. And that's not good news for ...

October saw another massive round of store closures from Rite Aid, which shuttered 68 locations in Michigan, 48 in Ohio, and ...

NBC4 is digging into the impact of the red wave in Ohio and what it means for the state moving forward. President-elect Donald Trump easily won Ohio, something that experts said isn’t a surprise. His ...

Republican Donald Trump carried Ohio for a third time on Tuesday, defeating Democratic nominee Kamala Harris to capture the ...

Current Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown is taking on GOP newcomer Bernie Moreno in the high-stakes election for U.S. Senate.

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BEXLEY, Ohio (WCMH) – On Sunday, more than 50,000 runners will take to the streets to run in the New York City Marathon. Among the runners, a group from Bexley will race to raise money and ...

The original Call of Duty Zombies characters could be making a return in COD 2025, and we won’t have to wait all that long for them. When Call of Duty: Zombies first became popular in COD ...

These jobs pay well and are in a growing field. But different obstacles often keep individuals, especially individuals living in rural Ohio, from moving into these positions. A new grant-funded ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Three Licking County municipalities have announced they will move their trick-or-treat date from Thursday to Wednesday. According to Johnstown’s social media ...

October is nearly over, but fall is still in full swing, with colors peaking across the Ohio Valley.Peak color ... The Smoky Mountains fall foliage map predicts peak color for the Greater ...

After 25 years of sitting vacant at 167 S. High St., the grand neoclassical columns of the Ohio National Bank will welcome the public once again — just not in the way people may expect.