On December 31st, 1995, just ten years after Watterson first began his monumental comic strip, Calvin and Hobbes had its ...

A veteran defensive line has helped key Watterson's success as it pursues a second consecutive undefeated season and OHSAA Division III title repeat.

For Watterson junior forward Emma Miller, her soccer career has been filled with success at the youth, club and high school levels. One of the biggest moments happened Tuesday, when Miller scored with ...

Calvin and Hobbes quickly made a name for itself in the comic strip world. In a ten-year run from 1985 to 1995, Bill Watterson developed a devoted fan base still loyal to his strip today. Although ...

Although Bill Watterson crafted his Calvin & Hobbes comics to entertain readers, he also continually found ways to include universal themes in his work. As a master of numerous literary devices and ...

It has been unclear what the reclusive Watterson has been doing in the almost three decades since. He has refused possibly millions of dollars’ worth of Calvin and Hobbes licensing and merchandising ...

Watterson is an Ohio high school football state champion again in OHSAA Division III. Here's how the Eagles won a second ...

Running backs Caden Mangini and Jack McCoy and quarterback Drew Bellisari power a strong ground game as Watterson seeks an OHSAA state title repeat.

CANTON – For the third consecutive season, Watterson and Toledo Central Catholic squared off for Ohio high school football's Division III state championship at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium. For the ...

Watterson players known largely for contributing on one side of the ball made huge plays on the other during the OHSAA Division III state final.

Watterson won its second consecutive Division III state championship, both coming over Toledo Central Catholic. CANTON – After his team won its second consecutive Division III state football ...

Big Walnut, Olentangy Orange and Watterson are playing in Ohio high school football state semifinals. Follow along for live updates from OHSAA action.