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The Department of Homeland Security has notified Haitians who previously had TPS status to report to their office in Blue Ash, Ohio, for a ‘check-in."
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The Republican candidate for Ohio governor has said he wants to roll back property taxes to pre-pandemic levels, but a progressive think tank said that would mean billions of dollars in cuts.
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A Vinton County judge has ordered mental competency evaluations for two more family members accused of keeping 16 children in conditions authorities say were worse than livestock.
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The Blue Ash-based medicine manufacturer will create KwikPens for Eli Lilly starting in 2027.
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Second Harvest Food Bank teaches senior commodity box recipients how to cook nutritious and budget-friendly meals once a week at United Senior Services in Springfield.
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A dozen canoe liveries across the state will receive a total of $87,000 from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources to clean up rivers and waterways.
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At Fox Run, one of Ohio’s largest youth residential treatment centers, kids and former staff detail a litany of trauma.
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Thousands of Haitians in central and western Ohio have lost their work permits and fear immigration raids are imminent.
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A pair of Democratic state lawmakers want to allow 16- and 17-year-olds the right to vote in local and legislative elections in Ohio.
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International Motors LLC's two Springfield facilities will sell a majority of their assets to Roshel Inc. by Oct. 2. Roshel plans to start a new operation at these Springfield locations at some point in the future after the sale is complete.
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Commentator Terry Pluto says Cavaliers fans shouldn't dwell on LeBron James choosing Philadelphia, arguing the team was right not to tear up their roster for a 41-year-old.
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Community members came together to throw a festival for Wanderin Joe, the cat who has become a local celebrity in Clintonville in Columbus.