Sheriff Robert Webster said influencers broke into the racetrack several months ago and created multiple social media videos about exploring an 'abandoned' racetrack.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked Texas from requiring nearly a dozen public school districts across the state to post the Ten Commandments in every classroom.

U.S. summer home sales hit a 10-year low, with listings dropping and prices up 1.4% despite slower demand, according to Redfin.

The U.S. plans to paint the entire border wall with Mexico black, making it hotter and harder to climb.

A Batavia Township woman has been arrested and charged after she allegedly hit her two step-children with a belt, according to the Clermont County Sheriff's Office.

HHS Secretary Kennedy accuses the AAP of a pay-to-play scheme after the group urges COVID-19 shots for young kids despite CDCs change in guidance.

As the Conner football team prepares for its season opener at Madison Central Friday night, the Cougars reflect on the legacy of their late head coach David Trosper.

The Miss Universe competition will make history this year when Nadeen Ayoub becomes the first woman to represent the Palestinian people in the pageant.

More U.S. companies and artists are distancing themselves from DHS, criticizing the agency for using their content in immigration enforcement posts and recruitment efforts.

The new location is Dorothy Lane Market's largest store yet, and the first one to open in the Greater Cincinnati area.

Two adults are now facing charges after allegations they encouraged juveniles in North College Hill City Schools to fight after the second day of classes, according to North College Hill police.

The White Houses upcoming childrens health report, shaped by RFK Jr., sparks debate over reforms to food, drugs, and school guidelines.

Nebraska is partnering with the Department of Homeland Security to expand an immigration detention facility known as the "Cornhusker Clink."

Hurricane Erin churned slowly toward the eastern U.S. on Tuesday, stirring up treacherous waves. Here's the latest.

After Democrats spent several weeks delaying a vote, the Texas House is poised to vote on new congressional district that could help Republicans win several Democratic seats.

After Target faced backlash for eliminating some of its DEI programs, the company is replacing its CEO as sales continue to lag.

Residents cheered when it seemed approval of the Bauman Development had failed, but a confused huddle with the Village of Batavia's legal counsel ended with the development getting the green light.

The one-way bike lane runs along a half-mile stretch of West Fourth Street. It's the latest effort in the broader Covington-Newport Bike Transportation Plan that's been in the works since 2023.

Police said a 45-year-old white man has been charged with disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor, in connection with the fight near the intersection of 4th and Elm Streets in the early morning of July 26.

Under the new plan unveiled by CPS, students in grades K-6 will ride yellow buses, while students in grades 7-12 will use Metro public transportation.

Ohio is one of six states across the U.S. that have agreed to send National Guard troops to the nations capital. Ohio will be sending 150 troops.

Switzerland has expressed its readiness to host bilateral peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, with hopes of potentially bringing the war to a halt.

Homebuilders and homebuyers are trying to nail down the cost of construction but tariffs are making that more challenging.

Mason police said first responders were called to the Lindner Family Tennis Center just before 11 p.m. Monday, the day of the finals, for a man who fell off a cart near the facility's loading deck.

The U.S. House Oversight Committee announced Tuesday it will begin receiving federal documents related to the financier and child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, some of which will be made public.