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WAPAKONETA — From camping in the same cabin at Camp Owens in Marion and earning boy scout merit badges together to Neil Armstrong’s heart attack on the slopes of a Colorado ski resort, Konstantine “Kotcho” (K.K.) Solacoff was arguably the lifelong best friend of the first man to set foot on the moon.

An Ohio couple climbed through a broken window of the U.S. Capitol and livestreamed a video of themselves inside. A Texas mortgage broker posed for a selfie in front of rioters breaching the building. An Indiana hair salon owner celebrated on Facebook a day after she joined the pro-Donald Trump mob.

WASHINGTON, D. C. - A bipartisan group of twenty U.S. Senators, including Ohio Republican Rob Portman, on Sunday announced an agreement on legislation aimed at keeping guns out of the hands people who might use them for violent purposes.

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said no one knows how long the war in his country will last but that Ukrainian forces are defying expectations by preventing Russian troops from overrunning eastern Ukraine, where the fighting has been fiercest for weeks.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio isn’t exactly the fastest state when it comes to launching its sports betting program. Of surrounding states where sports betting is legal, only Michigan was slower to get their program up and running.

LIMA — The Locos came up with a little of everything Saturday night.

Ohio farmers have been faced with a trifecta of challenges this planting season — skyrocketing fuel prices, overseas turmoil in Ukraine and heavy spring rains — that are impacting their bottom line and could trickle down to consumers.

LIMA — It was a celebration 40 years in the making.

Softball isn’t my sport. It’s not that I hate the sport, it just was never my favorite. So this year, when we got past the (what I feel like obligatory) T-ball stage and moved to not only school league but travel team softball, I was pretty leery about how my 7-year-old would handle it.

LIMA — Ohio consistently ranks among the most expensive states in the nation to buy fuel, compounding the financial strain on families here as gas prices hit record highs.