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Something goes viral that has nothing to do with politics and also isn't just stupid!

Hiking for some stone Carved Sphinx

Search for remains of the fallen meteorite in Ohio Souce A meteorite fell in Ohio on Wednesday, one also fell recently about Germany, a superbolide, or meteors, in astronomy the same object is sometimes

Not-so-high-speed pursuit eventually resulted in apprehension of the suspect

I miss Lost Lands already. What an outstanding festival with a bunch of fun-loving bassheads. The vibes were immaculate all weekend, from our 8-person rave crew to the handfuls of new friends I made along

There's not much to say about my actual step count since I don't have the actifit app running in the background. I just can't afford to lose all that battery power draining with the app running full time

I lost my FitBit again. These step counts are going to be humorously low, considering I'm dancing my ass off and walking all over Legend Valley at Lost Lands Music Festival. Lovingly known as Dubstep

We’re wrapping up our Springfield, Ohio series from last fall with 10 fun things we did on our last visit. To make it e

A few years back, the bestie up and left me, traded in th

Ohio US Congressman Jim Jordan attacks Britain's oppressive speech laws

Like a beautiful blue marble gleaming in a pile of red blocks, Yellow Springs is captivating for its sheer singularity.

Graffiti from Columbus, Ohio

As we’ve been spending so much time in Springfield, Ohio, we wanted to get to know the surrounding area a little more. O

From my mom’s place in Springfield, Ohio, downtown Dayton is just a short 25-minute drive, but somehow, we had never spe

This was our very first time exploring Dayton, Ohio. While we used to visit nearby Springfield at least once a year, we

Constructed in 1850 by one of Springfield's freed black families, the Gammon House today commemorates the Underground Ra

One of the strangest tourist attractions in Springfield, Ohio is the Hartman Rock Garden — a small oasis of art as unexp

There are a lot of states talking about adding Bitcoin (or other digital assets) to their strategic reserve. In this video I discuss a state that is moving towards this end and what they are proposing.

Many Springfield residents might not realize they have a nationally famous roadside attraction right in their backyard: