University of Cincinnati

Neil Armstrong’s boyhood home in Wapakoneta, Ohio, where he conducted early aviation experiments, is for sale after nearly 40 years of ownership by retired history teacher Karen Mikesell. The home, now an occasional stop for visitors to the Armstrong Air and Space Museum, features Armstrong’s original bedroom and has hosted astronauts including Buzz Aldrin.

Brendan Sorsby, a college quarterback, placed over 2,900 bets during his career, including 40 on his own team, leading to NCAA ineligibility. A Texas judge initially allowed him to play via an injunction, but Sorsby later applied for the NFL supplemental draft, avoiding a potential precedent. The case highlights the NCAA's declining authority in regulating college sports.

Ohio lawmakers are considering a three-month suspension of the state's 38.5-cent gas tax to alleviate rising fuel costs, but most economists surveyed believe it would not provide meaningful financial relief to residents. Analysts estimate savings would be minimal, such as $21 to $80 over three months, and warn that pausing tax revenue would harm infrastructure funding.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati identified two weather patterns associated with increased migraine risk. The study notes higher incidence of these weather-triggered headaches in the Midwest.

Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby faces NCAA eligibility issues due to alleged sports betting, with high-profile attorney Jeffrey Kessler representing him. The case could determine Sorsby's 2026 season eligibility and set a precedent for athlete gambling disputes. Kessler, known for Tom Brady's Deflategate defense and the House v. NCAA case, may challenge NCAA rules in court.