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Columbus, Ohio — When Brian Hartline sat down in August to talk to the media about wide receivers at Ohio State ahead of the 2022 season, I told him he kind of had a recruiting track on him. He’s spent three stints as an assistant coach in college football and has quickly established himself as … Read more
Bloomington – The Assembly waited weeks on Thursday night. When the old square – and everyone in it – arrived, I justified the anticipation. No. 5 seed Indiana defeated Ohio State 78-65 behind a dominant third quarter, irrepressible Mackenzie Holmes, a balanced offense (four Hoosiers in double digits) and a record crowd that got everything … Read more
Field reports from the Ohio Department of Wildlife Officers Central Ohio – premier wildlife area State wildlife officials Chad Grote and Antoinette Fritt, assigned to Marion and Lick counties, respectively, contacted a group of campers in the Delaware Wilderness Area. One of the group members provided false identification to the officers. It was discovered that … Read more
GROVE CITY, Ohio (WCMH) — Two of Columbus’s largest youth caregivers are teaming up to open a state-of-the-art facility to house children recovering from mental illness. On Jan. 10, The Buckeye Ranch and Nationwide Children’s Hospital announced plans to begin operating this spring on a 48-bed mental health treatment center in Grove City to strengthen … Read more
Bronnie James, son of NBA star LeBron James, is in his senior year of high school at Sierra Canyon High School in Los Angeles but is not eligible to enter the NBA draft until 2024, which means he will soon choose a destination to play basketball during his gap year before he leaves. He joins … Read more
MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Amidst cheers of “Who Dey” and toasts at the tailgate, Tri-State Peer Support’s Amy Foley and Lieutenant Jim Petrie had the opportunity to share their mission with Cincinnati fans. With the scene of the Monday Night Football crash at Damar Hamlin still fresh in the minds of many of the attendees, … Read more
CINCINNATI — Samuel Foulkes traveled to Africa last year on a mission to help improve literacy rates among blind and visually impaired youth in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania. Foulkes was acting there Clovernock Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Cincinnati. What you need to know Cloverook Center for the Blind and Visually … Read more
RJ Young FOX Sports College Football Analyst When Kirby Smart said he told his Georgia Dogs to go searching right before the national title game started, I imagined the Buckeyes fans whispering. When UGA did for Texas Christians what public schools usually do when they play private schools, I imagined the Buckeyes howling. When Smart … Read more
A famous social media bow hunting couple who posted videos of their murders on social media have been fined for their involvement in Nebraska’s largest poaching ring. Josh Bomar, 32, and Sarah Bomar, 33, of Ohio, were charged last week by a federal judge for illegally hunting deer and white-tailed turkeys in Nebraska without permits … Read more
The deadline to submit early registration for the upcoming spring NFL Draft passed Monday with the most high-profile decision involving Ohio State. CJ Stroud, the Buckeyes’ star quarterback who was twice named one of the Heisman Trophy finalists and led them to a near upset of Georgia in the College Football Playoff semifinals last month, … Read more
