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We take a look at Ohio State’s potential 2026 NFL draft prospects, led by Caleb Downs and also including Sonny Styles, Carnell Tate, Max Klare and Ethan Onianwa, among others.

Ohio State doesn’t have a running back commitment in the 2026 class yet, but that’s no reason to worry about what running backs coach Carlos Locklyn has cooking. Sure, Ohio State is after two five-star running backs in Savion Hiter and Derrek Cooper. Those two, even with one pledge, would certainly represent home runs for the Buckeyes.

Ohio's primary election is May 6. There are several big races and key issues you need to know about before you cast your ballot. From what's on the ballot to key polling information. Here's everything you need to know. Polls are open for early in-person voting. See hours here. On May 6, polls open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m.

Ohio State men’s basketball will look to avoid a fourth consecutive season without a March Madness spot and now have a large chunk of its path decided. The Big Ten announced the allocation of opponents for all 18 teams for the upcoming 2025-26 season,

Republicans start the 2025-2026 session with ... The newly seated 136th Ohio General Assembly includes 27 new House members (17 Republicans and 10 Democrats) and six new state senators (three ...

Texas has emerged as the overwhelming favorite to land five-star offensive tackle Felix Ojo, the Mansfield (Texas) Lake Ridge product projected to command $809,000 in NIL value upon arrival.

Two SSI checks will be sent out in May, one for May and another for June. According to the Social Security Administration’s payment calendar, SSI recipients won't receive a check in June since the June SSI payment is scheduled for May 30. The June payment is issued early because June 1 falls on a weekend.

After 14 Buckeyes were taken in the '25 NFL draft, Ohio State should have another large group in the '26 draft.

NFL Draft: Top 25 prospects for 2026, headlined by 4 QBs, several Clemson defenders and Ohio State's 'Monster Back' The 2025 NFL Draft is *so* last ... Baltimore has the fourth-worst record in MLB as the calendar turns to May.

Sanna, a recruit from just up the road in Olentangy, is in the mix. Now, the top priority is Johnson — another in-state recruit (Glenville). He has a great mix of speed, power and football intelligence that would fit very well in Ohio State’s linebacker room.