As Ohio lawmakers debate how they want to fund public schools, the state’s poorest districts will bear the brunt of the Department of Education’s sunset.

Overall, around $100 million in state money would be cut from Ohio public schools under Gov. DeWine's proposed budget.

Trump plans to sign the order at a ceremony alongside the Republican governors of Texas, Indiana, Florida and Ohio.

It's been five years since COVID-19 first closed classrooms, leading to learning loss, especially in math. When the pandemic hit, Westerville City Schools, like so many other districts in Ohio and ...

It now arrives more than a week after the Trump administration has already begun sweeping layoffs at the Education Department ...

A blizzard warning has been issued for northwestern Iowa for much of Wednesday. See which schools have elected to cancel ...

The bar association has determined ideal legal coverage is one lawyer for every 700 residents. In Muskingum County, the ratio ...

President Donald Trump told Education Secretary Linda McMahon to do what’s required to close the U.S. Department of Education ...

Everyone was like, “oh whatever.” It felt like I was living ... I thought we needed to close the schools. De Blasio was just nervous about shifting to remote. He says that doesn't seem like ...

LeBron, you see, grew up in Ohio and is a big Ohio State ... year according to the USA TODAY High School Sports top 100 composite recruiting rankings, is close friends with NBA future Hall of ...

Texas fans who went to Columbus, Ohio in 2005 to watch Vince Young, Limas Sweed, Drew Kelson, Aaron Harris and the No. 2 ...

Rain & rumbles overnight, falling temps, breezy, with showers for the first day of spring on Thursday.