Kaitlyn McCarthy

With the fate of the realty tower being uncertain, Shulick is hoping to secure downtown’s future.

There have now been two structural reports, both calling for immediate action to stabilize the building. Engineers are in agreement that immediate action has already taken too long.

Although the equipment could give residents better internet options, some residents are worried about having these boxes on their property.

The demolition process for the building is expected to start next week. But before that happens, the property managers of Realty Tower told residents they will be able to get some of their belongings

Hours after the county received the final document from engineers, a building permit, which allows for demolition, was granted.

It's the first presidential year since Ohio's new, more restrictive voter ID law has been in effect. 

If passed, the Ohio Higher Education Enforcement Act would force universities to modify the way they teach about controversial topics, such as climate change or abortion. 

One of Trump's often-repeated promises is to end what he calls the

This comes after a Mercer County judge signed off on a settlement agreement regarding a lawsuit against Medical Properties Trust that was put forth by the state of Pennsylvania.

Questions about a lack of experience and money are among the issues surrounding the group, which is still in its infancy.