In the past month, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has sought financial information from the state's five managed-care contractors, docu ...
Russia isn't a major trade partner for the Buckeye State, but Ohio leaders are still trying to isolate the Russian economy.
The state will offer sweeping grant support to struggling child care providers.
Legislative leaders and the state's chief elections officer dug their heels in on continuing on with the May primary election, even as O ...
The Ohio Employees Pension Fund is seeking proposals for a firm to audit Express Scripts, the pharmacy benefit manager that in 2020 hand ...
The League of Women Voters and a group of Ohioans represented by a national redistricting group have asked the Ohio Supreme Court to kee ...
The Ohio Senate hurried along legislation Tuesday that would extend the amount of time allowed to send and receive absentee ballots for ...
Mayor Justin Bibb will deliver remarks from the grounds of his alma mater, Case Western Reserve University.
More than 2 million Ukrainians fled their nation after Russia invaded on Feb. 24. Now Ohio communities are preparing to help.
A group of Ohio politicians want to ban the use of radioactive waste as de-icing spray on roads and implement new drinking water standards.
Ohio politicians believe Americans will endure the pinch at the pump to help the people of Ukraine and deter Russia.
Ohio's COVID-19 vaccination campaign has hit a new lull after two months of record low numbers of residents getting vaccinated.
A settlement was reached recently with Purdue Pharma over its role in the deadly opioid crisis.
One might think that Gov. Mike Dewine would want to clean house at the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
A state judge who oversees utility cases withdrew himself Friday from four cases involving legislation now at the center of a criminal p ...
Last April, two Republicans in the Ohio House told lawmakers their “constitutional carry” bill would ease the bureaucratic hassle of und ...
A Hamilton County judge has blocked the state from enforcing a new abortion-related law temporarily.
For millions of Ohioans, world events are making it harder to fill their pantries and refrigerators, an official who helps oversee the s ...
Ohioans 21 and older, who are legally allowed to own a gun, would no longer need a permit or training to carry a concealed firearm.
Gov. Mike DeWine ordered Ohio to stop the sale of Russian vodka and barred state agencies from contracting with the nation.
Senate Bill 54 makes spoofing illegal and ups penalties for certain kinds of robocalls.
Several Ohio bridges and overpasses will be colored blue and yellow, the same as the Ukrainian flag, to show solidarity with the nation.
Some social-media powerhouses have already come under fire in Ohio. Now a majority of a panel of Ohio economists says three of the bigge ...
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has his hands full right now.
A contempt hearing for the Ohio Redistricting Commission has been pulled down as Ohio Supreme Court justices review a new set of maps, b ...
Gov. Mike DeWine on Saturday said the state will cease both the purchase and sale of all vodka made by Russian Standard.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine will be one of multiple factors driving gas prices ever-higher in the U.S. this spring. See how to save fuel.
"This is unacceptable, and all freedom-loving people should stand against this unprovoked invasion,” said Gov. Mike DeWine.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is cracking down on groundwater pollution from the James M. Gavin power plant in Cheshire, whic ...
Four Republican members of the Ohio Redistricting Commission passed a third round of legislative maps Thursday, exactly one week after t ...
Northeast Ohio's Ukrainian community is "in shock" after Russia's invasion started Thursday.
Three men, one from Ohio, pleaded guilty to federal terrorism charges after admitting their plans to attack the power grid “in furtheran ...
For more than six weeks in a row, COVID-19 infections rates have plunged across Ohio.
Ohio lawmakers eased restriction on getting a gun and passed "Stand Your Ground" legislation, giving the Buckeye State a "D" marking.
As the White House begins using the term "invasion," many Ohio politicians are condemning Russia and its leader Vladimir Putin.
After a contentious meeting outside Columbus, the Ohio Republican Party has agreed to endorse the full slate of incumbent statewide offi ...
An administrative judge blocked a watchdog's attempt to obtain an audit that the Ohio utility regulatory agency's former chairman, who h ...
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Education announced Wednesday that nearly 16,000 student borrowers would receive millions in loan re ...
More Ohioans died from firearms in 2021 than almost any year on record, according to preliminary data from the Ohio Department of Health.
Air Force 1 touched down in Cleveland at 11 a.m. The president will discuss the impact of his infrastructure bill on Ohio during his visit.