The initiatives include the Domestic Violence Task Force and the Domestic Violence 101 Education Campaign.

This is the third threat made toward Huntington Local Schools in less than a month.

Dixon expressed frustration with the ongoing controversy, stating the removal resolution has been defeated twice already.

​This was the second time Ratliff was facing charges related to rape involving a teenager.

The cuts will save the district just over $7 million, which is more than the $6.6 million directed to be cut by the board in December.

According to an email from Ashville Mayor Roger Clark, he believes the developer, EdgeConneX, still intends to build on the separate 200-acre site.

A spokesperson for Aqua Ohio said the utility has received nearly 30 customer complaints in the past week describing an odor in the water.

“The impact on public safety would be crippling, devastating and deadly,” Clerk of Courts Lori Tyack said.

Ohio House Democrats announced eight bills and resolutions they say will ensure accountability of ICE operations in the state.

The judge’s decision is not an extension of the TPS program, and means new immigrants cannot apply for the status.

The two Amur tigers, brothers Lewis and Clark, recently arrived in Columbus from another AZA-accredited facility.

According to United States Attorney Dominick Gerace II for the Southern District of Ohio, 39-year-old Terrance Colvin was found guilty on six charges.

According to their respective autopsy reports, Spencer was shot seven times and Monique was shot nine times.

On Monday, a federal judge blocked the Trump administration from ending temporary protections that have allowed roughly 350,000 Haitians to live and work in the U.S.

The matches will be part of the men’s and women’s soccer tournaments leading up to the medal games at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

The crash happened at North Wilson Road and Enterprise Avenue around 11:25 p.m. Monday.

Tickets for the newly announced shows go on sale Friday, Feb. 6, at 10 a.m.

The union, representing bus drivers, mechanics, custodians, cooks, secretaries and aides, notified the district last week of its intent to strike on Monday, Feb. 9.

Detectives with the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office say online exploitation cases remain alarmingly common across central Ohio.

The 90-day cancellation window applies to nearly 1,000 consumers statewide. Ohio AG Dave Yost says the contracts may carry significant future financial consequences.