Sophomore punter Nick McLarty shows sports editor Noah Weiskopf where to drop the ball when punting. Credit: Carly Damon | Asst. Photo Editor Who knew punting a football could cause so much pain? My foot. My hamstring. My ego. And my self-esteem. Punting …
New names emerged in the NFL following this past weekend’s 2025 NFL Draft. Day three brought plenty of surprises—most notably the unexpected fall of top quarterback prospect Shedeur Sanders, who slipped all the way to the fifth round. Sanders had been …
Ohio State ͏Buckeyes once͏ ag͏ain͏ flexed its dominan͏ce on th͏e big sta͏ge, leading all NCAA p͏rogr͏ams with a sta͏g͏gering 14 players sele͏cted in the 2025 NFL Dra͏f͏t. ͏Among th͏em was ͏s͏tandout͏ ͏wide ͏receiver Emeka E͏gbu͏ka, pic͏k͏ed ͏19th ͏overa͏ll …
COLUMBUS — As part of a monthlong celebration of the arts and arts education, students from Logan-Hocking Middle School, Brelyne Edgar and Taryne Spencer have had their artwork selected for the 2025 Statehouse Student Exhibition. As part of a monthlong …
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine speaks, Thursday, May 23, 2024 in Columbus, Ohio. Ohio’s Republican Gov. Mike DeWine said Thursday that he is calling a special session of the General Assembly next week to pass legislation ensuring President Joe Biden is on the state …
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A state investigation has uncovered a $1 million fraud involving Ohio's Tech-Cred program, which reimburses companies for retraining employees in information technology. Allegations have surfaced that Cleveland-based Bridgeport …
Ohio lawmakers appear to have a deal on a wide-ranging energy bill meant to increase power production in the state. They’re returning from a two-week recess with an amendment sanding off the differences between House and Senate proposals approved last …
Accessing health care in rural Ohio can be difficult. A shortage of providers, worsened by recent hospital closures, means some people have to go long distances to get care. With an older population and inconsistent access to broadband, telehealth is an …
Six central Ohio school districts will be seeking levies in the May 6 primary, with four districts asking for bonds to manage growing student populations. Groveport Madison, Jonathan Alder, Southwest Licking and Teays Valley Local Schools are all seeking …
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