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The Wrangler is having a bad year. Through the third quarter, sales are down 11%. The situation is so dreary that production had to be suspended a few months ago due to excess inventory.  Recently, Jeep cut a manufacturing shift and indefinitely laid off about 1,100 workers at the factory…

Springfield, Ohio faces challenges as Haitian migrants leave due to Trump's election, impacting economy and community.

Ohio's instrumental post-rockers If These Trees Could Talk played their very first UK performance at this year's Portals Festival

Governor Mike DeWine also denounces Columbus event after video showed masked neo-Nazi procession in all black

A group of masked neo-Nazis carrying swastika flags marched through a Columbus, Ohio neighborhood on Saturday, as residents hurried to lock doors.

During his campaign, Trump pushed false rumors about immigrants eating pets in the Ohio city

Local advocates report that scores of Haitians have fled the city in recent days

Ohio officials condemn a neo-Nazi parade in Columbus, emphasizing unity and rejection of hate.

Officials and community leaders in Columbus swiftly denounce a neo-Nazi parade, emphasizing zero tolerance for hate and bigotry.

Ohio has introduced a new program using public funds to support Christian schools through a loophole that's raised constitutional concerns.