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This Cold War academic espionage novel is the writer's debut.

Dayton-based 6888 Kitchen Incubator organized the summit to help a business sector that often struggles to find resources and build awareness.

An interview from the archives with Ron Rollins.

The new Larry R. and Elaine A. Dosser Center for Manufacturing Sciences will provide students access to modern industry technology.

The Montgomery County auditor said the damaged property deduction can help reduce tax bills on damaged or destroyed properties.

Two rounds of recent testing show that the pollution isn’t moving and Clark County's groundwater is still protected.

The city of Springfield said the city manager remains on leave for now.

The ACLU of Ohio sued seven ICE agents on behalf of a client in Springfield, Ohio, who has been monitoring ICE. The suit also wants the agents identified.

U.S. District Court Judge Walter Rice will continue to preside over cases in re-entry court and naturalization ceremonies from time to time as he takes a step back from a lengthy career in law.

Advocates for Basic Legal Equity is a nonprofit law firm providing legal representation to people who face corporate and systematic barriers. Just under a year ago, a new union of about 50 staff was officially certified.

A family fled to the United States more than two years ago for safety from Ukraine's war-torn territories. Now, like many other Ukrainian families, they are struggling to remain in the states.

The only remaining option for the company to appeal the decision is to bring it to the Ohio Supreme Court.