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OU responds to coach’s wrongful termination lawsuit
Lawyers for OU and former football coach Brian Smith will square off in the Ohio Court of Claims in December 2027.
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Nelsonville remains a judicial hot potato
The Fourth District Court of Appeals has tossed the question of Nelsonville’s rightful government back to another court.
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Best movies of 2026, so far
Reviewing the top five films of 2026, including some recent summer releases.
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Alexander PTO supports playground accessibility
This parent-teacher organization goes beyond book fairs and ice cream socials — it constructed a $1 million adaptive playground.
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Don’t wait to talk about hernias, experts say
Most hernias aren’t serious, but most will require surgical repair eventually since they tend to enlarge and worsen over time.
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Ohio Supreme Court further whittles public records laws
A recent ruling severely restricts lower courts’ ability to order public officials to release requested records.
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Southeastern Ohio Rainbow Alliance has Pride — and more
The organization supports queer people — and the whole community — despite political attacks.
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Octopuses and the people who love them
The Netflix films “Remarkably Bright Creatures” and “The Octopus Teacher” both feature octopuses (octopi?).
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Pre-game analysis of OU football coach case
Retired judge Tom Hodson gives the play-by-play breakdown of Brian Smith’s wrongful termination suit against Ohio University.
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Three bizarre biopics
Three recent musical biopics give us nuanced, satirical and genuinely strange portrayals of celebrities.