He drove around Louisville streets in a souped-up truck, mounted with a 360-degree-camera view and sensor technology. “We are able to do thousands of trees within a couple of weeks, whereas with past ...

ORANGE, Calif. — The Chicano community has deep roots all over Southern California. The culture can be found in everything from food to entertainment to many things in between, blended into the fabric ...

Columbus City Council created a new Advisory Commission on Disability Rights to make the city more accessible.

CLEVELAND — Siren’s Curse is Cedar Point’s new roller coaster, and it goes almost 60 mph, is around 3,000 feet long and stands at 160 feet. Dave Evans, the director of construction for Six Flags, said ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — For one Kentucky store, President Donald Trump's tariffs on China have increased prices on toys and led to its owner rethinking purchasing products that may not help its bottom line.

OHIO — More than two dozen transportation projects across the state will help support economic development across the Buckeye State. The Ohio Department of Transportation is awarding $8.9 million to ...

CINCINNATI — University of Cincinnati has joined a long list of Ohio colleges making changes to comply with a bill that's going into effect this summer. Senate Bill 1, which was signed in March, bans ...

BEERSHEBA, Israel — A tentative truce faltered Tuesday when Israel accused Iran of launching missiles into its airspace after the ceasefire was supposed to take effect and vowed to retaliate. Iran's ...

Lawmakers from both chambers vote to pass the budget for the next two years. That includes a tax cut, Medicaid expansion and money for the Browns.

Dr. Doug Little, a longtime history professor at Clark University specializing in diplomatic history, believes the scale of Iran’s response signals the nation is treading carefully.

Rep. Thomas Massie upset the president in May by voting against the massive tax and spending bill Republicans are pushing through Congress.

DAYTON, Ohio — Health officials have sprayed areas within Wegerzyn MetroPark after Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County’s mosquito control program found mosquitos testing positive with West Nile ...