“We feel like we’re carrying a lot of the mid-major on our back right now,” Miami head coach Travis Steele said. “We got an at-large bid, right? So we need to capitalize not just for Miami, but for ...

As thearchaeologist.org explains, “Few animals are as closely associated with a civilization as the cat with ancient Egypt. From royal tombs to everyday homes, cats played an important role in ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has announced its commemorative Fish Ohio Pin for 2026 for anglers who report catching trophy-sized fish.

For many Americans, St. Patrick’s Day season doesn’t arrive with parades or green decorations. It begins with a milkshake.

The League of Women Voters of the Greater Dayton Area will honor its 2026 Dangerous Dames Tuesday, March 24 at the University of Dayton’s Daniel J. Curran Place.

The Montgomery County commission is purchasing 27 acres of land at Forest Park in Harrison Twp. for its new Job and Training Center.

Voters in the Kettering City School District will be considering a 5.93-mill bond issue on the May 5 ballot, which would go toward the district’s facilities plan.

Texas vs. North Carolina State, First Four 10 p.m. ESPN2 — NIT Tournament: TBD, First Round 11 p.m. Archdeacon: Missing NCAA tournament ‘tough to swallow’ for ...

Eastern Michigan University announced Tuesday it has hired former Wright State Raiders men’s basketball coach Billy Donlon.

Springfield advocates are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh the local consequences of ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitians as it considers whether to lift a stay blocking the ...

Spectrum has announced that two-thirds of its internet broadband expansion in rural Ohio is complete, as one local career center prepares to launch a program for careers in installing broadband fiber.

The “Wizarding World of Waynesville,” also known as the downtown area, will be a place of whimsy from noon-8 p.m.