The billboards accused Republicans of voting to cut Medicaid and give tax cuts to Elon Musk, but the NRCC is warning the vendors they could lead to defamation.

The photo showed a row of students in T-shirts that spelled out the N-word — drawing outrage from parents and other students.

St. Clairsville Mayor Kathryn Thalman is asking the residents for their support. Thalman wrote an open letter to residents on ...

The Marietta Times Regional Spelling Bee took place at the Mid-Ohio Valley Players Theatre on Friday evening. Students from ...

Pope Francis said in a letter published Tuesday that his lengthy illness has helped make “more lucid” to him the absurdity of ...

The National Republican Congressional Committee sent cease-and-desist letters to the billboard vendors, threatening that they would be liable for defamation.

President Biden's signature on official executive documents shows the same autopen signature, renewing concerns over his ...

Ulster moved into the United Rugby Championship top eight with a 38-34 bonus point win over the Stormers across an ...

Ulster recovered from a 10-point half-time deficit at Rodney Parade to beat the Dragons by 34-30 with a bonus point to keep ...

It appears there will be no changes to either the sales tax rate in Chautauqua County, nor the amount going to towns, ...

Oklahoma GOP leaders support a request to shift federal education funds to state control, aligning with Trump’s plan to close ...

For weeks, Roanoke Indivisible has organized Monday protests in downtown Roanoke outside U.S. Rep. Ben Cline’s office. It and ...