Skilled trade jobs pay well, are in demand and fulfill the requirement of a career for many people. But the skilled trades often are overlooked by graduating high-school seniors.

February 14 is the time for tablecloths, candle lights and romantic Valentine’s Day dinners out. Local restaurants are cooking up lavish and delicious dishes to share.

Skilled trade jobs pay well, are in demand and fulfill the requirement of a career for many people. But the skilled trades often are overlooked by graduating high-school seniors.

Thirty years ago, Columbus native James “Buster” Douglas defeated reigning heavyweight champion Mike Tyson, considered the best and most feared boxer in the world. Oddsmakers gave Douglas a 42-to-1 chance. And he did it.

In January, Utah became the 19th state in the nation to ban conversion therapy, a widely-discredited practice that aims to change a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity.

Between 2006-2019, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tracked at least 46 multistate E. coli outbreaks traced back to romaine lettuce and other leafy greens.

President Trump delivered his third “State Of The Union” address on Tuesday night, ahead of his likely acquittal on impeachment charges by the U.S. Senate.

Facebook agreed to settle a $550 million class-action lawsuit over its use of facial recognition technology in Illinois. It is believed to be the one of the largest civil settlements involving consumer privacy in U.S. history.

Voter rolls are the gateway to voting, and to ensure that the information they contain is accurate, states periodically remove or purge the names of voters who have moved, died or are otherwise ineligible to vote.

The GOP-controlled Ohio General Assembly last week was on the way to missing its deadline to head off an explosion in the number of vouchers for K-12 students to attend private schools.