WASHINGTON, D. C. - A bipartisan Ohio duo in the U.S. House of Representatives have reintroduced legislation that would prohibit use of personal tracking devices to track people without their consent.

CINCINNATI — Starting in March, it will be illegal in Ohio to place a tracking device on someone or something they own without their consent. Before, offenders could only be charged with menacing by ...

Any intrepid travel enthusiast knows that often, the most awe-inspiring, joy-inducing experiences take place far away from fully operational civilization and cell service. Think about the last time ...