Dillon Davis

As the City of Delaware continues to chart a course forward following the failure of its latest income tax increase proposal, the 2025 operating budget has been approved by the Delaware City Council.

During its meeting on Monday, the Delaware City Council voted to approve an ordinance authorizing City Manager Paul Brake to execute a master services agreement with Flock Group Inc. for the installation of Flock license plate reader cameras throughout the city.

COLUMBUS — As preparation continues for Saturday’s matchup with Tennessee in the opening round of the College Football Playoff (CFP), Ohio State is still trying to lock down its best offensive line combination in the wake of season-ending injuries to a pair of starters.

COLUMBUS — Following a one-point October loss to Oregon that saw the Ohio State defense torched for nearly 500 yards, defensive coordinator Jim Knowles returned to the drawing board to figure out how the Buckeyes could avoid a similar fate in the coming weeks.

After months of floating the possibility of eliminating Delaware’s income tax credit should the income tax levy fail, the Delaware City Council began initial discussions on an ordinance to do so during Monday’s meeting.

While the fallout from Ohio State’s stunning loss to Michigan continues to dominate all conversations regarding the program outside the walls of the Woody Hayes Athletic Center (WHAC), head coach Ryan Day and his team have spent the past two weeks fully focused on kickstarting a national championship run.

COLUMBUS — At every turn in the weeks leading up to their historic College Football Playoff opening-round matchup with Tennessee, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day and his players insisted they’d moved past the Michigan loss and would be ready to play well.

COLUMBUS — A spirited second-half comeback wasn’t enough for Ohio State to overcome an otherwise sluggish offensive performance as the Buckeyes fell, 69-62, to No. 18 Michigan State on Friday night in Value City Arena.

Despite jumping out to a 34-0 lead just before halftime of last week’s Rose Bowl matchup against Oregon, Ohio State temporarily found itself on the wrong end of momentum early in the second half as the Ducks threatened to get off the mat and begin punching back.

The prevailing thought entering the season was that Ohio State, with all its returnees and expensive additions in the transfer portal, would boast a roster too talented for the rest of the country to match if the Buckeyes played to their potential. And after two dominant performances to open the College Football Playoff, it appears Ohio State has found that stride.