On the off-chance that you’re not sufficiently depressed and/or horrified at the direction the Republican party is taking in 2019, here’s a dispatch from LGM’s Ohio bureau: Back in J
America is definitely taking its gun problem seriously. Two Ohio mothers separately raised concerns about something their kids were asked to do by a youth football league: sell tickets to raffle off a
The opioid epidemic is leading to prosecutors seeking to throw everyone in prison. All this did during the crack epidemic is destroy black communities and radically increase the nation’s prison
This is the grave of James Cox. Born in 1870 in Jacksonburg, Ohio, Cox never went to college but became a journalist in the 1890s, first working in Cincinnati and then in Washington, where he became h
Oh Reasonable Moderate John Kasich, why can’t you save us from Donald Trump? Three weeks after a student plowed a car into a crowd at Ohio State University and attacked people with a butcher kni
Yes, we know that it is a huge error to talk about the working class as if it were all white people. There’s another huge error: talking about the working class in a story that interviews nearly
On September 19, 1977, the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company shut down its operations, laying off approximately 4100 workers. This event, which became known as Black Monday, was emblematic of the dein
The Ohio legislative decided to stick a measure in a funding bill that would redefine all faculty as supervisors since they play some role in university governance. This would make them ineligible to