They determined Springfield, Ohio was the city in Ohio where ghost hunters are most likely to find success. According to their data, the chance of seeing a ghost in Springfield is 2.39%.

Inside the Ohio ghost town that gave birth to a Hollywood legend but now sits as a 1940s 'time capsule' due to its derelict houses ... The places to go where you're most likely to see the ...

Ohio is home to many towns that bring a wide variety of culture and flavor to the state. Here are 11 of the most interesting: 1. Boston Mills (aka Helltown) There is a mostly abandoned area ...

HAUNTED OHIO: Haunted places in the region with bone-chilling ghost stories Lisa Powell and Ashley Moor, Dayton Daily News, Ohio Thu, October 14, 2021 at 2:16 PM UTC ...

12 Ghost Towns That Were Once Bustling US Cities. Dan Smith. March 4, ... At the meeting of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, Cairo had everything needed to be a great American city.

More than 14,600 blighted homes around Ohio have been demolished during the past three years thanks to $75 million from a national mortgage settlement, Attorney General Mike DeWine announced Friday.

How some Ohio cities are bringing new life to old malls The Ohio Newsroom ... a retail expert and executive vice president of strategy for WD Partners in Dublin, Ohio. “Those malls have become ghost ...

Murder. Theft. Drug use. Sexual Assault. Vandalism. Squatting. These are the sorts of things that go on inside vacant and abandoned homes - and Ohio’s cities are home to an estimated 100,000 of ...

Out in Youngstown, Ohio, the Blueprint America team filmed a house as it was demolished by the city. It was one of 2,500 torn down there in the past five years. A neighbor across the street, Linda ...

Vacant and abandoned properties cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars a year in municipal services and lost tax revenue in Ohio, a study by the Community Research Partners has found. There ...

Abandoned homes and vacant lots are much more than an eyesore in major urban areas of Ohio — a new study released Tuesday finds that they’re costing city governments at least $64 million per year.