Dayton bookie Richard “The Skin Man” Skinner secretly recorded a conversation with Cincinnati Reds legend Pete Rose about Rose’s gambling debt to Skinner.

President-elect Donald Trump emerged from a lengthy Capitol Hill meeting with Senate Republicans with no set strategy for ...

A two-year fight over higher education reforms and diversity, equity and inclusion on Ohio campuses ended without the bill passing this December. But that's only Round 1, the bill's sponsor says.

The Cybertruck fire and explosion was preceded by a 2021 bomb threat that was meant to serve as a message to Trump.

A bill to make Jackie Robinson Ballpark in Daytona Beach a National Commemorative Site will go to President Joe Biden for signature. The Senate on Friday approved the bill, first approved in the ...

Senators voted to pass a new version of a stopgap spending bill early Saturday morning after the midnight deadline for a partial government shutdown came and went. The Senate advanced the third ...

A violence prevention bill for hospitals is ... enforced in every hospital across Ohio,” said Lucas. Samantha Wildow is a health care journalist with the Dayton Daily News covering local ...

Dec. 19—Ohio lawmakers voted this week to designate October as Hindu Heritage Month following a legislative push by Dayton-area state Sen. Niraj Antani, R-Miami Twp. The provision, which ...

CINCINNATI (ENQUIRER) - The Ohio Senate approved a controversial education bill requiring schools to let students take religious courses off-site during the school day. House Bill 8, called the ...

Ohio state Rep. Josh Williams introduced the O.H.I.O. Sportsmanship Act after the brawl that took place after Michigan’s 13-10 victory over Ohio State in December. Both Travis and Jason Kelce ...

Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, a former University of Dayton football player, had a simpler solution to Ohio State's flag-planting problem: "Just win." Dispatch reporter Bill Rabinowitz contributed to this ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — An Ohio legislator says a bill to charge educators with felonies for handing out “obscene” materials is needed after substitute teachers saw books in the classroom ...