Because Bucyrus isn’t just another dot on the Ohio map – it’s the self-proclaimed “Bratwurst Capital of America,” a title they don’t take lightly and one they’ve earned through decades of ...

Culver's is the latest restaurant joining Hamilton Quarter, the 200-acre mixed-use development on Hamilton Road and State ...

Cincinnati’s Union Terminal is also the Hall of Justice, the headquarters for the superheroes. That’s fitting, considering Superman’s Ohio roots. The character was created in Cleveland, ...

Akron, OH-based HVAC, plumbing, PFV and building products distributor Famous Supply is opening a fifth distribution center in Maple Heights, OH. The 354,000-square-foot distribution center includes ...

Eastlake offers a perfect blend of lakeside beauty and small-town convenience for weekend explorers. Located on the shores of ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jim Tressel, and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik announced over $66 million in tax credits to aid the preservation ...

GLANDORF — Roofing, moisture and paint were some of the problem areas building doctors from Ohio History Connection’s State Historic Preservation office pointed out to Scott Nienberg on ...

Jun. 25—The Ohio Senate has proposed eliminating a tax credit that has helped rehab some beloved historic properties in the region that sat empty or underutilized for years.

Plymouth Industrial REIT (PLYM) has acquired a 21-building portfolio of industrial properties located across Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland, Ohio for a total of $193.0M, it said on Monday.

Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken will open its latest restaurant in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, today, May 30th. The location is under the helm of Ryan and Wanda Hoehn. The Hoehns operate Lee's restaurants in ...

Viktor Hovland has toured this famous movie landmark twice while in Ohio for the Memorial By Alex Myers May 28, 2025 ...

Due to President Trump's tariffs, UPS says it will cut 20,000 jobs, close over 150 buildings and roll back Amazon deliveries. Will Ohio be affected?