Some defendants could face death penalty Read More of "19 Ohio Crips gang members charged in racketeering conspiracy that includes five murders"

Deadly fentanyl, mixed and used with other street drugs, now fueling increases Read More of "Annual drug overdose report shows eight-year low in prescription opioid deaths and four-year low in heroin deaths in Ohio"

(BPT) With cold and flu season just around the corner you might think there isn't much you can do to prepare for the inevitable aches and achoos. A few small changes in your routine and at home can go a long way toward keeping you and your family healthy all season long. Read More of "Simple steps to stay healthy during cold and flu season"

Secretary of State Jon Husted has announced October as “Ohio’s Future” Month. Throughout the month, Ohio Business Profile will highlight a series of businesses who are using innovation to drive the future of the Buckeye State. Read More of "Husted declares October as "Ohio's Future" Month"

Late last month, a law that very specifically closes a loophole that put the identities of Ohio schoolchildren at risk became effective. Read More of "New Ohio law shields school children's identity in bus crashes"

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) reminds Ohioans to take necessary precautions if they are planning to burn debris this fall and to know the state’s outdoor burning regulations. Read More of "ODNR cautions residents during fall wildfire season"

Two people from Warren were named in a nine-count federal indictment for their roles in the straw purchase of firearms. Read More of "Pair of Ohioans indicted by federal court for straw purchases of firearms"

The number of cases they handle can be hefty, and their days can be hard to predict. But Ohio’s magistrates convey a commitment to their courts and to their work, even when the volume sounds daunting. Read More of "Partners in justice"

University of Toledo senior guard Chris Darrington, who transferred into the Rocket men's basketball program from the University of Tennessee in April, will be eligible for competition this fall after the NCAA approved a waiver request for immediate eligibility. Read More of "UT Senior Chris Darrington granted immediate eligibility by NCAA"

Ohioans are invited to join the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) in exploring the state’s natural history during Earth Science Week, Oct. 14-20. Geologists will give talks and lead hikes and fossil collecting throughout Ohio at state parks, state nature preserves and other important geologic sites. Read More of "'Earth as Inspiration' is theme for ODNR’s Earth Science Week"

In-house counsel from the aviation industry, insurers and the government will convene Oct. 18-19 to discuss new and continuing challenges facing the aviation, space and insurance sectors during the Contemporary Aviation & Space Litigation: A World View conference at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Washington, D.C. Read More of "Experts to discuss latest in aviation and space litigation at ABA conference Oct. 18-19"

On the first day of National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, the Department of Justice announced it is awarding almost $320 million to combat the opioid crisis in America. The unprecedented funding will directly help those most impacted by the deadliest drug crisis in American history, including crime victims, children, families, and first responders. Read More of "Justice Department awards $1.8 million to support data sharing, drug courts and other programs in Cuyahoga and Lucas County"

Checks will begin expiring in one week Read More of "Ohio employers yet to cash $10.8 million in workers’ comp rebate checks"

Sophomore Grant Godfrey and senior Duncan McNeill both carded team-best even-par 71s on Monday as the University of Toledo concluded play at Notre Dame's Fighting Irish Classic. The Rockets finished with a team score of 21-over par 873 at the par-71, 7,020-yard Warren Golf Course to finish in 15th place. Read More of "Rockets place 15th at Fighting Irish Classic"

We live in a divided country. And I don’t just mean politically. Read More of "What it means to live in polarized times"

We live in a divided country. And I don’t just mean politically. Read More of "What it means to live in polarized times"

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine recently announced a nationwide settlement with Uber over its delay in notifying affected drivers about a 2016 data breach. The attorneys general of all 50 states and the District of Columbia are participating in the settlement. Read More of "Attorney General DeWine announces $148 million multistate settlement with Uber"

Nehemias Joel Martinez-Hernandez, also known as Mysterio, 21, of Columbus, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to one count of conspiracy to commit racketeering. Read More of "Defendant pleads guilty in MS-13 racketeering conspiracy case"

Have you ever dreamed of one day driving a luxury vehicle down the main drag in a Ferrari or Maserati? Well, there's a company for that. Read More of "Even if you're not rich you can drive a high-end car - by renting one"

This autumn, Fall in love with 529 plans. If you have dreams of a college education for your child, Ohio’s 529 Plan can help you make them a reality. With your dedication to your dream coupled with all the advantages of saving for college in a 529 account, it becomes a powerful combination. Here are four facts to fall for with Ohio’s 529 Plan, CollegeAdvantage. Read More of "Fall in love with Ohio’s 529 plan"