The Pentagon has requested $200 billion from the White House to sustain the war in Iran, as the conflict escalates with direct attacks on Gulf oil and gas facilities.

After several Adams County sheriff's deputies sued Afroman in a case that recently went to trial, another sheriff's office has been getting dragged online, hundreds of miles away from Ohio.

Iran launched a wave of missile and drone attacks on Gulf Arab energy sites, hitting refineries in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait and a Qatari LNG plant, sparking major fires and sending Brent crude to $118.

Performers, including Nina West, testified Wednesday against an Ohio bill that would ban public drag shows.

Wednesday marked Michael Howard's fourth sentencing for the same crimes committed against the same victim. Northern Kentucky prosecutors said the years of sexual abuse occurred in four counties.

There have now been multiple delays in the expected release of Estefany Rodriguez, a reporter for Nashville Noticias, who was detained on March 4.

The International Maritime Organization held an emergency meeting in central London Wednesday, searching for solutions to protect shipping amid a spreading war in the Middle East.

With the men's team holding a 31-1 record and the women set to face West Virginia, Miami University is buzzing with RedHawks pride heading into NCAA Tournament.

ODOT and KYTC said the Ohio Controlling Board approved authority to finalize construction plans and start work on the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project in the spring.

The campaign to repeal GOP-created marijuana restrictions and a total ban on intoxicating hemp products will not be making the ballot after they failed to collect enough signatures.

Sheriff Richard Jones said deputies were notified on March 10 that a Ross Local Schools student told her school resource officer that an adult man, Brandon Anderson, was sexually extorting her.

Continued blockages in the strait could lead to shortages of helium the gas that is used in party balloons, and a lot more besides.

Miami (31-1) faces off against SMU (20-13) at the University of Dayton Arena, just about an hour away from the RedHawks' home court in Oxford. Tipoff is scheduled for 9:15 p.m.

The device would allow caregivers to create geo-fences and track the location of whoever is wearing the device at all times.

Brewd, a new coffee shop and tap house, is set to open its doors at Court Street Plaza later this spring.

The head of the U.S. Postal Service warned lawmakers that the agency is at a critical juncture and could run out of cash in less than a year without changes.

Federal Reserve officials expect the Iran war will worsen inflation this year while having little impact on growth, but they still expect to cut their key rate once in 2026.

DEA designates bromazolam as Schedule I, boosting enforcement and awareness of its deadly risks after push from 22-state coalition.

A 56-year-old man is facing several charges after he fired a gun toward a woman and fled from police Wednesday in Burlington, the Boone County Sheriff's Office said.

The United Farm Workers union says it won't participate in any celebrations of founder Cesar Chavez amid what it is calling troubling but unspecified allegations.

While dating someone significantly older (or younger) might scare some, Sophie Schumacher knew nothing could be worse than some of the guys she had dated who were actually her age.

Top national security officials testified Wednesday before the Senate Intelligence Committee on worldwide threats.

Major U.S. airlines say strong ticket sales are offsetting soaring jet fuel costs linked to the war in the Middle East.

The grand marshal for this year's Findlay Market Opening Day Parade will be former Reds pitcher Jeff Brantley.

A meningitis outbreak in southeast England has led to the deaths of a university student and a pupil from a nearby school, prompting public health officials to quickly roll out medical interventions.