It's nice to get away from the hustle and bustle of cities and big towns. A great place to go for this along an Ohio river ...

The city’s Conservation Commission on Thursday declined to vote on a revised shoreline plan, sending it back for more work as ...

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Clear Fork Reservoir continues to impress. The lake, just west of Lexington near the border of Richland and Morrow counties, has some of the best muskie fishing in the Buckeye State, new data from the ...

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(WJW) — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) announced its Division of Wildlife is stocking 20,000 muskellunge, or muskies, in nine inland lakes this fall to make for some “excellent” ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — A warm dry spell around northern Ohio has hampered the autumn fishing in recent days, and while precipitation is in the forecast for this weekend, it isn’t likely it will trigger the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Lake Erie anglers are enjoying calmer Lake Erie winds, and the cooler night temperatures lately are bringing schools of shad and walleye that are aggressively feeding on them closer ...

An Amish woman who told authorities she was testing her faith when she threw her 4-year-old son into an Ohio lake was charged Wednesday with two counts of aggravated murder in the boy's death.

For more than 100 years, Geauga Lake in Aurora, Ohio, was an amusement park destination. From its earliest days in the late 19th century, when Geauga Lake was just a train stop with picnic tables and ...

What would become Geauga Lake Park started in 1887 as a train stop with a picnic grove. The park added its first roller coaster, The Big Dipper, in 1925 and later had Ohio's first looping roller ...