The Democratic lieutenant governor candidate in Ohio who faced hundreds of thousands of dollars in state and federal tax liens says he's dropping...
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House, Senate Negotiators Announce Deal To Avert Another Shutdown
House and Senate negotiators said late Thursday that they reached a budget deal. The agreement would restore some of the automatic spending cuts...
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Popular Antacids Increase The Risk Of B-12 Deficiency
Acid-inhibiting drugs like Zantac and Prilosec have become hugely popular because they're so good at preventing the unpleasant symptoms of heartburn...
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Missing Couple, Four Kids Found Safe In Nevada Mountains
A couple and four children who had been missing since Sunday in the mountains of northern Nevada amid subzero temperatures have been found in good...
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To Fight Meningitis Outbreak, Princeton Tries European Vaccine
Princeton University has started vaccinating students against type B meningitis in an effort to stop an outbreak that's infected at least eight...
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Ex-Brazilian President Kubitschek Was Murdered, Commission Says
In Brazil, an investigative commission has released a report that says ex-president Juscelino Kubitschek, thought to have died in a 1976 car accident...
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A Delaware County man pleaded guilty this morning to assaulting a group of bicyclists last August in what prosecutors call a road rage incident.
Eight Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states are asking the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to require Ohio and eight other upwind states to cut...
High chairs and booster seats are used by many parents and caregivers to feed their kids, but new research finds an increase in related injuries.
Akron Public School district officials have fired the teacher accused of posting racists messages on a social media website in October.