Ohio News

Paul G. Albrecht, 91, of 106 Pleasant Court, Walnut, died Friday, July 10, 2009, at the Walnut Manor Nursing Home.

Mary A. Snodgrass, 86, formerly of Ohio, Ill., died Tuesday, July 7, 2009, at Walnut Manor Nursing Home in Walnut.

DIMONDALE - DeWitt area gymnasts, all training at Geddert's Twistars, performed well in recent national, regional and state competitions.

The supermarket chain Meijer has announced it's recalling one type of its Meijer Brand Instant Nonfat Dry Milk.

Wisconsin's Attorney General has joined a court fight to stop Chrysler from avoiding state statutes that protect auto dealerships.

Jan Phillips, of Ohio, Illinois Valley Community College"s program development specialist, recently received the Exemplary Leadership Award at the Illinois Council for Continuing Education and Training spring conference in Rockford.

COLUMBUS -- Credit ratings for the way states pay for public transportation, roads and sewers are dropping under the weight of financial pressures, making it more expensive to borrow money when states can least afford the additional cost.

A collision between an ultralight plane and a high tension power line resulted in a power blackout for Ohio and Walnut for more than seven hours Monday night.

Ford Motor Co will receive nearly $5.9 billion in U.S. government loans to spur development of more fuel-efficient vehicles, the Obama administration said on Tuesday.

Linda Gillespie didn't originally set out to be a teacher, but has found over the past six years it is her passion.

S evere weather was expected to continue causing problems across the eastern Plains, Midwest and East on Friday.

What a fantastic way to start the day -- a great surprise performance by Jimmy Buffett to get the energy flowing.

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Andersen of Ohio, Ill., will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary.

U.S. sales will hit 13.5 million vehicles by 2011, rising to 17.2 million by 2019.

Cavaliers, your 2009 mission, should you decide to accept it, is to win the DCI national championship this year after your third place finish in 2008.

The head of Michigan's workers' compensation fund said on Tuesday he's satisfied, at least so far, that adequate provisions have been taken to protect the solvency of the state fund in the matter of the General Motors bankruptcy.

More than $1 billion in federal stimulus money is officially available to maintain budgets at Michigan schools and help reduce the size of other budget cuts in state programs.

Margaret Mary Herbolsheimer, 77, of Princeton died Sunday, May 31, 2009, at Orchard View Rehabiliation and Health Care in Princeton.

Forty-four states lost jobs in April, the Labor Department reported Friday, as the most severe financial and economic crises since the Great Depression continued to ripple throughout the nation.

May 14, 2009 - NPES The Association for Suppliers of Printing, Publishing and Converting Technologies is offering a series of Regional Meetings in Ohio, Illinois, New Jersey and Massachusetts during the month of June.