WASHINGTON, D.C. — Ahead of next year’s elections, both the Democratic and Republican parties are laying out their strategies to protect their incumbents and unseat lawmakers on the other side of the ...

WISCONSIN — A new statewide report found four in 10 young men have had thoughts of suicide in the last two weeks. OCMH said this may be because “less focus” has been given to boys and young adult men ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nine-year-old Ruby Brill is a diehard Columbus Crew fan. “My favorite sport is soccer. I play, and I love Crew games,” Brill said. It’s why she hardly ever misses a game. “I think ...

LOS ANGELES — The NBA playoffs are back in Los Angeles, and for the first time in recent memory, both the Lakers and Clippers believe they have a legitimate shot at a championship. From his usual post ...

MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee School of Engineering is looking to become a national leader in undergraduate education of “Applied Artificial Intelligence” through its Next Bold Step campaign, which has a ...

Good morning, Kentucky. Here's what you need to know today. Gov. Andy Beshear, D-Ky., has joined the podcast game, promising to strike up a conversation beyond politics. 2. ‘Step in the right ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — One of the Kentucky Derby Festival's newest traditions is returning for 2025, with the fourth annual Block Party set for Saturday, April 19, at the Norton Healthcare Sports and ...

CINCINNATI — If you’re looking for something to bring a smile to your face and put you in the mood for Summer, what’s better than heading out to the amusement park for rides, fun and food? Kings ...

Sick sea life continues to show up along the shores of SoCal. Though it’s only mid-April, the organization caring for the sick and responding to the dead marine mammals in Los Angeles County has blown ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — An Ohio lawmaker is urging the Trump administration to reverse the firings of nearly 1,500 federal occupational health and safety workers, including more than 400 workers in ...

JEFFERSONVILLE, Ohio — For small towns across the state, they’re trying to compete with our larger cities and find ways to remain relevant. In Jeffersonville, new manufacturing plants are breathing ...

CINCINNATI — Payment processing company Global Payments is buying Cincinnati-based rival Worldpay for more than $22 billion to expand its global footprint. The move bolsters the financial technology ...