AKRON, Ohio ... or proved background circumstances. The judge found that the adverse employment decisions against her were made by straight people and that she offered no data to establish ...

Ohio State will have a quarterback battle this spring between Julian Sayin and Lincoln Keinholz. Both players bring pluses and minuses to the position. Sayin is considered by many the favorite because ...

Some of the people suspected of being members of a theft ring charged with slipping into the homes of famous athletes to rob them entered the United States legally. But their arrests have underscored ...

In 2022, a proposal to allow high school athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness failed a vote by OHSAA member ...

Ohio State women's basketball has been slotted as the No. 4 seed in the Birmingham 3 region and will host the No. 13 seed Montana State on Friday in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.

The first DEI case of Trump’s second term turns out to be an easy win against a rule that no ... “background circumstances” rule. Gaiser began his presentation with a declaration that ...

Brandon Inniss is dropping a digit from his jersey. Inniss announced Thursday on his X account that he is switching from No. 11 to No. 1 as he enters his junior season at Ohio State. The third ...

According to a recent Facebook post from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources ... of sunlight later into the evening, is another sure sign of spring. While some people just want winter ...

However, it is very possible that more of such signs could be coming to Ohio schools. The law that the university cited as being the reason behind the changes, S.B. 104, specifically designates ...

The former Ohio State quarterback has a new NFL home ... who selected him with the No. 11 overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft. In his first four NFL seasons, Fields has completed 61.1% of his ...

Ohio's new law requires students to use bathrooms aligning with their sex assigned at birth. In response, some universities and K-12 schools have installed new ...

Ohio Department of Youth ... this question is almost certainly “no.” Still, while it is hard to imagine the justices upholding the Sixth Circuit’s “background circumstances” rule ...