Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, Staff Test Negative For Coronavirus

Gov. Mike DeWine, his wife Fran, and his staff have all tested negative for COVID-19.

Gov. DeWine Says He Feels 'Well' After Positive COVID-19 Test

Speaking from his home in Cedarville, Gov. Mike DeWine said he is not feeling the health impacts of COVID-19.

Ohio Rep. Asks If Masks Work After Gov. DeWine Contracts COVID-19

State Rep. Nino Vitale has railed against mask mandates for months, despite recommendations from leading health officials.

Gov. DeWine Negative For Virus After Initially Testing Positive

UPDATE: Gov. Mike DeWine said a second COVID-19 test administered to him Thursday came back negative.

Trump Claims Biden Opposes God, Guns During Ohio Visit

Trump's stop at a Whirlpool plant in Clyde was touted as a chance to promote the economy but pivoted into a deeply personal attack on Biden.

2020 Census To End Count A Month Early In Ohio

Plagued by outreach challenges amid the pandemic, the U.S. Census Bureau said it will end all counting efforts for the 2020 census on Sept.

Dr. Amy Acton Leaves State Employment

The former leader of the Ohio Department of Health has been advising Gov. Mike DeWine.

President Donald Trump To Visit Ohio This Week

A Whirlpool factory in Clyde will play host to President Donald Trump on Thursday.

'November Election Should Take Place,' Ohio Governor Says

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said there is "absolutely no reason" to think November's election should be delayed.

Ohio Pharmacy Board Reverses Ban On Hydroxychloroquine

The Ohio Pharmacy Board briefly barred the use of hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19. Gov. Mike DeWine then intervened.

1st Presidential Debate To Be Held In Ohio

Case Western Reserve University will play host to the first debate between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

Speaker Snared In Ohio Bribery Probe Liked To Play Long Game

Householder, 61, was widely believed to have been positioning himself to run for governor.

Ohio Governor Reverses Course, Asks For House Bill 6 Repeal

Gov. Mike DeWine conceded legislation which provided a $1.3 billion bailout for two nuclear plants should now be repealed.

Ohio Mask Mandate Goes Into Effect: What To Know

What's the punishment for not wearing a mask? Do you have to wear a mask while working out? Those answers and more.

Ohio Governor Says He Does Not Support Repealing House Bill 6

Gov. Mike DeWine does not support repealing the legislation which provided a more than $1 billion bailout for two Ohio nuclear plants.

Masks Made Mandatory Statewide In Ohio

Every county in Ohio will be under a mask mandate starting at 6 p.m. Thursday.

Calls Mount For Resignation Of Arrested Ohio House Speaker

Ohio Speaker Larry Householder is accused of involvement in a $61 million racketeering scheme.

Confederate Monuments In Ohio: How Many Remain

Since George Floyd’s death on Memorial Day, nearly 200 Confederate monuments and symbols have been removed in numerous U.S. states.

Legislators Argue Staffs Should Unionize After COVID-19 Outbreak

Ohio legislative staff are the focus of a new proposal to allow exempted state employees to unionize.

Amy Acton Day Proposed In Ohio

Two Ohio lawmakers have proposed honoring Dr. Amy Acton with her own holiday.

Ohio Statehouse Vandalized During Protests

Painted red hand prints were pressed onto the Ohio Statehouse walls during protests.

Juneteenth To Become Paid Holiday In 1 Ohio County

The recognition and celebration of Juneteenth -- the day the enslaved were emancipated -- will replace Columbus Day.

Lawmakers Try To Aid Ohio's Black Mothers, Infants

Black infants are 2.5 times more likely to die before their first birthday than white infants in Ohio.

Confederate Flag Can Still Be Sold At Ohio Fairs: Ohio House

In a controversial vote along party lines, Ohio lawmakers rejected a proposal to ban the sale of the Confederate flag at Ohio fairs.

Ohio Lawmaker Under Fire For 'Colored' Persons Comment

State Sen. Steve Huffman asked if "colored people" are more likely to get COVID-19 because they don't wash their hands enough.

Northeast Ohio City Councilperson Accused Of Misconduct

A Brecksville city councilperson has been accused of having a financial stake in contracts awarded by the city.

George Floyd Protest: The View From Within An Ohio Demonstration

Clashes between protesters and police broke out across Ohio on Saturday night. Here's what happened inside one protest.

Coronavirus: Ohio Now Allows 'Drive-Thru' For Medical Marijuana

The policy change was made as a part of the state's effort to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.

Ohio Gets A "D" For Its State Finances

A new analysis reveals that Ohio's state financial condition has improved slightly.

Ohio retiree health care better than average

Across the 50 states retiree health care is only 7% funded

Ohio Supreme Court: Traffic Camera Ruling Applies To These Cities

Ohio's high court ruled that its July decision should apply to cases involving cameras in the other cities.

Richard Cordray To Launch Ohio Governor Bid Tuesday, Adviser Says

BREAKING: Cordray resigned last month as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Ohio Prisons Sued For Repeatedly Cutting Inmate's Dreadlocks

Cecil Koger contends his faith in Rastafarianism requires him to wear his hair in dreadlocks. Koger is serving a 33-year term for murder.

To Counter Franken Flap, Ohio Judge Brags Of His Own Escapades

Ohio Supreme Court Justice Bill O'Neill said he was speaking on "behalf of all heterosexual males."

Condemned Ohio Inmate's Execution Halted

Alva Campbell shook hands with two members of the execution team and wiped tears away after a vein could not be found.

NEXUS Pipeline: Environmentalists Ask Court To Stop Construction

The environmental groups say the federal commission that authorized the work to begin didn't consider all of the legal challenges.

​Ohio Senator Who Resigned Apologizes For 'Hugs,' Inappropriate Conduct

The lawmaker said he sometimes talked to the woman "in a way that was not appropriate for a married man, father, and grandfather."

Ohio Mom Campaigns To End Abortions When Down Syndrome Diagnosed

Medical officials say that such a ban could lead to women keeping information from their doctors.

New Obamacare ‘Repeal’ Bill Would Cut $9 Billion In Federal Health Spending For Ohio: Study

"A reduction in federal subsidies for health insurance is likely to result in more people being uninsured," an industry consultant said.

Steubenville Judge Shot: Suspect's Wrongful-Death Case Dismissed

Two of Nathaniel Richmond's relatives were killed in a fire​ two years ago. He sued the Jefferson Metropolitan Housing Authority.