It’s 1876 and the Civil War is long over. The Underground Railroad has ceased operations, but there’s an Underground Railroad ...

The Ohio History Connection’s Ohio Village first opened to the public on July 27, 1974. Using capital improvement funds approved by the state legislature, membership donations and corporate ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Many residents in the Columbus area were rudely awakened by the unsettling sound of tornado sirens blaring in the predawn hours of Feb. 28, 2024. Incredibly, for the second ...

Ohio History Connection Curator of Natural History Dave Dyer holds a mastodon tooth he pulled from a shelf in a natural history storage space in OHC's new $22 million Collections Care Facility next to ...

Miami lost in controversial fashion to Ohio State in the 2003 Fiesta Bowl for the national championship. Here's a look at the ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio History Connection last week laid off a third of the staff at the State Office of Historic Preservation. Even though many of its responsibilities are mandated by the federal ...

What Ohio doesn’t need is the state deciding which religious stories are “positive” and which ones are ignored. History is ...

The state of Ohio is filled with many wonderful destinations that are a bit off the beaten path. These include Millersburg, one of the state's most enchanting small towns, filled with handcrafted ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Ohio’s historic drought conditions this summer are starting to ease up, thanks to continued wet weather in Northeast Ohio and record rainfall in other parts of the state from the ...

Nearly five decades ago, Ohio State opened its 1977 season by hosting Miami for the very first time at Ohio Stadium. The ...

The Ten Year War is a reference to the 10 annual matchups between Ohio State and Michigan from 1969-78. The decade-long bout ...