The Ohio River rose to a height Monday that hasn't been seen in Cincinnati for almost 30 years. Now, the city is recovering from the disruptive flood. Officials will determine the extent of damage the flood caused in Cincinnati as they transition to cleanup efforts this week, according to a release from the city.

Ohio State quarterback Will Howard is viewed by many as a mid-round draft pick, but Jon Gruden thinks Howard has MVP potential.

Former Super Bowl-winning coach Jon Gruden had high praise for Will Howard on his streamed show "Gruden's QB Class." He went so far as to ask why Howard isn't the top quarterback going into the NFL draft.

Ohio State will be well represented in the 2025 NFL Draft with a chance at tying or breaking Georgia’s (2022) record for most players drafted in one year. The Buckeyes benefited from returning players who were draft-eligible and from the transfer portal.

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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine hosted a press conference today in support of legislation that would ban the use of cell phones in public schools in Ohio.

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Dame Rachel said children were racking up hours of screen time at home instead, and that parents needed more help managing their children's online habits. Her comments come as the general secretary of the UK's largest teaching union said a government ban on phones would "take the pressure off schools".

An Oklahoma House bill that would prohibit the use of cellphones by students during the school day moved forward in the state Senate on Tuesday.

Several bills at the Oklahoma Capitol moved one step closer to becoming law this week after advancing out of committee. One of the most closely watched proposals is a Senate bill that would ban Oklahoma’s public colleges and universities from using state funds to support diversity,