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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio State is planning to continue celebrating its national championship this week, but that hasn’t stopped others from thinking about next season. Ohio State will try ...

Ohio State fans are living in the moment. One day after the Buckeyes took home the national championship with a win over Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game, Ohio ...

An Ohio pastor has been found guilty of a fire code violation and could face as much as two months in jail for keeping his church open all day so that local homeless could shelter there. Pastor Chris ...

according to church officials, will “gather with interfaith and ecumenical partners to offer prayers of thanksgiving for our democracy and to seek God’s guidance in the years ahead,” CNN ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Ohio State offensive lineman Josh Simmons celebrates after the College Football Playoff national ...

(AP) — A judge in a northwest Ohio city found a pastor guilty on criminal charges Tuesday for failing to comply with the city's fire code after he opened his church and let homeless people and ...

Judge Finds Ohio Pastor Guilty of Violating Fire Code While Church Operated as a Temporary Shelter A judge in northwestern Ohio found a pastor guilty on criminal charges Tuesday for failing to ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s Calvin Simpson-Hunt has entered the transfer portal. The cornerback is departing after his sophomore season with the Buckeyes. In Ohio State’s run to a ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State Buckeyes are once again the national champions. It's a moment so special that fireworks pop across the screen when you search "Ohio State" on Google. Players ...

A judge in northwestern Ohio found a pastor guilty on criminal charges Tuesday for failing to comply with the city fire code after he opened his church to let homeless people and others stay ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State Buckeyes are the national champions of college football, and even the bitter cold in Columbus couldn’t stop numerous fans from gathering to welcome back their team.