THE OHIO NEWSROOM

A controversial proposal to turn more than 1,000 acres of farmland in Lorain County into a possible tech mega site was voted down Tuesday putting a hold on what residents fear could be a low-employment, high-polluting data center.

The Ohio History Connection has digitized 160 pieces of analog media like cassettes and VHS tapes. Their next step? Creating a searchable database.

The Allen Memorial Art Museum at Oberlin College is exhibiting a retrospective on the late June Leaf, a figurative artist who reveled in exploring the human comedy.

Deputy Director Christopher Creamer was arrested on March 10 and is being held at Butler County Jail. The jail’s website doesn’t indicate what his charges are.

A federal judge on Wednesday ordered E. Gordon Gee, who was Ohio State's president from 1990-1998 when Dr. Richard Strauss was a team doctor, to be deposed within 30 days.

A new marijuana law goes into effect on March 20 since a cannabis advocacy group does not get enough signatures to get a referendum on the ballot by March 19.

For 18 years, Daytonians of different faiths have been invited to break fast and learn more about Ramadan at a community iftar meal.

A three-way judge panel will determine whether judges in Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan and Tennessee can grant bonds.

Meteorologists say the arrival of spring brings with it changes in weather conditions that can lead to more frequent and stronger storms, some of which could spawn tornadoes.

John Kulewicz said he filed the complaint because he is concerned about JobsOhio sponsoring a podcast connected to former Ohio State University President Ted Carter's resignation.