EDITOR’S NOTE: As the federal deadline approaches for mandatory use of a REAL ID, multimedia journalist Shellye Leggett spoke with locals about visiting a DMV to apply for it. Click the video above to ...

FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed Judge Hannah Dugan was charged with obstruction after the FBI received evidence.

GREEN BAY, Wis. — As football fans across the country descend upon Green Bay for the NFL Draft, many are wondering if Mother Nature will cooperate for all of the planned events and festivities for the ...

RIVERSIDE, Calif. — Fusing fitness with culture to inspire people to get in shape and find community — it’s what a fitness instructor is doing in Riverside.

Political Anchor Curtis Jackson sits down with an expert on the 14 th Amendment to talk about Birthright Citizenship and it’s ties to Ohio.

CLEVELAND — NASA is looking to leave Washington D.C., and Cleveland is one of the new homes they are considering. State leaders, like Governor Mike DeWine, Senator Jon Husted and Congressman Max ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. — With the NFL Draft less than 24 hours away, excitement is building in Green Bay. While fans can attend via the Draft Experience, there are many areas they might not get to see up ...

MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin legislators, alongside health care providers and advocates in Madison, introduced the “Abortion Rights Restoration Act” on Wednesday. Michigan, Minnesota and Colorado are ...

TOLEDO, Ohio — A new higher education bill will go into effect this summer. To comply, the University of Toledo announced it's getting rid of nine undergraduate programs. Senate Bill 1 was signed into ...

OHIO — The American Lung Association released its State of the Air for 2025 on Wednesday, which gives states grades based on the quality of the air. For Ohio, it’s not good. 156 million people are ...

CINCINNATI, Ohio — A temporary 10% tariff on most imports to the United States, excluding those from China, which are subject to even higher rates, is stirring concern across multiple industries, ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Environmental Protection Agency plans to fire and reassign hundreds of employees. Many were working for the Office of Environmental Justice. The Kentucky Resources Council said ...