In this episode of Depths of History, the host explores a 1908 homestead, using the Minelab CTX 3030 metal detector to uncover silver coins and various relics. The journey continues to a Civil War ...

Deep in the woods, metal detecting uncovered silver coins and antique jewelry that appear to be tied to a soldier’s lost treasure. Every relic pulled from the ground carried echoes of the past.

Consolidation could save Ohioans in property taxes. But school leaders say it would require additional overhead, thus nixing ...

The halls are quiet, the air feels heavy, and every sound makes you look twice. Ohio has plenty of spooky spots, but this one ...

The new limited series dramatizes the brief tenure of the 20th commander in chief, who was fatally shot by Charles J. Guiteau ...

Death by Lightning opens up with us asking ourselves an extremely simple question: “Who is Charles Guiteau?” This is one ...

In ‘Death by Lightning,’ the audience is transported to the American political landscape of the 1880s, when the Republican Party found an unexpected champion in James Garfield. When the Ohioan ...

Berninger patted himself down, dug a hand into seat pockets and any bag he could find. No notebook. Resorting to his cell ...

In the rolling hills of Ohio’s Amish Country, there exists a shopping paradise that makes those midnight Black Friday lines seem like an exercise in overpaying. Walnut Creek Marketplace in Sugarcreek ...

Nestled within the dense woodlands of Vinton County, where smartphones lose signal and navigation systems surrender to confusion, lies a mysterious passageway to the past—the infamous Moonville Tunnel ...

Between 100 and 150 pieces of Shaler’s coal mining history will displayed in November at the Shaler North Hills Library. Members of the North Pittsburgh Past Finders metal detecting club have found ...

For now at least, the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. says there is no evident groundswell of support among parents to place metal detectors or other weapons detection systems in schools. It's not ...