There are too many bills to keep track of in the Ohio legislature, but three caught my eye because one violates the tenets of local control, and the others are selective government overreach.

Chief Judge Jeffrey Sutton wrote the 2-1 opinion in 2014 that upheld bans on same-sex marriages in Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky and Tennessee. The U.S. Supreme Court reversed the decision in that case.

In between intense training sessions most days, Erika Pritchard grabs some coffee and runs some errands. She usually likes to squeeze in a nap. The 2017 Middletown High School graduate lives in the ...

The House and Senate fight over war powers and Congress' role in Iran is just the latest wrangling in a constitutional tug of war. Through World War II, Congress declared war 11 times across ...

For the past two years, the large front lawn of Millett Hall from Sycamore Street right up to the statue of Wayne Embry in mid hook shot, has been torn up and surrounded by construction fencing as ...

Brian Jarvis tracks his heating bills like a hawk. He’s maintained a spreadsheet for 26 years logging monthly electric and gas usage, and supplier rates. As part of his morning routine, he gets onto ...