Ohio State researchers looking for answers to a major food-borne illness in the organism’s most common host – chickens.

A new site has been created to publish Missouri documents chronicling the historically important U.S. Supreme Court decision.

The Ohio Genealogical Society is the educational and research repository of Ohio genealogical and historical information.

Cornell University has established a Web site devoted to making available full-text copies of more than 800 important agricultural texts.

The number of sheep and lambs on Ohio farms on Jan. 1 totaled 142,000 head. This number is 6 percent more than a year ago.

2001 Garden Calendars coordinated by the Tri-State Area Master Gardener Association are available from Hancock County extension.

A “timing attack.” can explore the contents of the visiting browser’s “cache” of recent activities and plant “cache cookies.”

A letter in response to the Jan. 25 article “The British came awhile ago,” relates it to the old song, “Take this job and shove it”.

USDA’s Animal and Plant Inspection Service designates Ohio as pseudorabies virus-free, certifying that every herd in Ohio is free of the virus.

The number of cattle and calves in Ohio on Jan. 1 was estimated at 1.24 million head, unchanged from last year.