The recalled car seats were sold nationwide in the United States and Canada.

Local governments often tell residents that the power-hungry developments will bring numerous tech jobs to their communities. A new study contradicted that.

Lakewood police confirmed the 29-year-old former Glenville and Ohio State star was arrested on Clifton Boulevard Wednesday evening.

Iceberg A-23A broke from Antarctica in 1986 and is one of the largest icebergs ever tracked by scientists.

The IRS said it expects to receive about 164 million individual income tax returns this year, with most taxpayers filing electronically.

The 11-time Grammy winning performer announced new dates for his All-American Road Show tour.

The nation's top food and product regulator said there are "significant" gaps in scientists' understanding of how PFAS in cosmetics affects people.

The anti-immigration enforcement protests also took place or were expected to Thursday in New York City, Seattle, Detroit, Los Angeles and more.

The withdrawal comes after an ICE agent shot and killed 37-year-old Renee Good on Wednesday morning on the south side of Minneapolis.

Since MLK Day is a national holiday, many businesses will be closed.

"The Romantic Tour" supports Mars’ first solo album in a decade and spans North America, Europe and the U.K.

Documents reveal a trail of calls, expiring probate orders, and unanswered requests for help before two stabbings in Columbus.

The artist returns to the road nearly a decade after launching his "24K Magic Tour."

The crash remains under investigation.

Police said the "suspects are still outstanding, but our officers have obtained solid leads and are working to locate those involved."

A new strain called the "super flu" is contributing to the uptick in cases, according to the Ohio Department of Health.

A fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis prompted advocacy groups in Columbus to organize an "emergency protest" and a candlelight vigil.

Hoyer is the third-longest-serving House member.

The planned opening night show is still intended to go on, according to reports.

According to a release from the committee, Rep. Robert Garcia proposed the amendment to secure the subpoena, seeking to advance the Epstein investigation.