An Ohio Senator plans to bring back a failed plan to change higher education, but this time he wants the country to follow.

An effort to enact tougher new building standards in flood-prone areas in Waynesville is quickly losing steam.

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They will swab the exterior of the International Space Station to collect microbiological samples surviving in the vacuum of ...

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One in seven Americans has been eating pizza the exact same way without changing their order for over five years. That’s ...

US President Donald Trump ordered federal employees of diversity offices to be put on paid leave by Wednesday night, and ...

Chameleon-like immune cells could be contributing to severe asthma. The cells can shift between two types of immune cells ...

Canton leaders have a lot of decisions to make when it comes to town-owned structures that suffered flood damage — decisions ...

Some of those who have seen the mysterious footprints left in the snow on Jan. 11, either in person or from a video made by ...

Waynesville artist and businessman Joseph Thomas has had dozens of messages from God that put him in the path of an ...