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Columbus will soon begin work to remove toxic lead water service lines at licensed childcare facilities. The city will get $500,000 from the state to support the work.
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The report says 9% of Ohio's manufacturing companies have brough some production back to the state from overseas.
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Blendon Twp. Police Officer was charged with murder, felonious assault and involuntary manslaughter. The jury weighed whether he was justified for killing Ta’Kiya Young after she shoplifted from a local Kroger and attempted to drive away.
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Former U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan has been considering running for the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor for months.
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A photography workshop called IlluminateHER is meant to help young Cleveland girls share their lives through photos. It wraps up this weekend with an exhibition in Cleveland's Gordon Square.
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The bill puts unnamed abortion medications into a group of drugs, based on side effects and more, that would require an in-person visit before a doctor in Ohio could prescribe them.
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Though there are some concerns about the economy, Ohio’s retailers are still expecting a good holiday season this year.
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Republican sponsors said the four property tax bills add up to $2 billion in tax relief, but opponents said they were rushed and lawmakers could do more for Ohio homeowners.
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The Ohio High School Athletic Association's emergency vote on NIL was prompted by a lawsuit filed by a parent of a Dayton-area football player in October.
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A six-member committee of Ohio lawmakers met to recommend a slew of changes to cannabis law as well as a ban on intoxicating hemp, including hemp-derived beverages.
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Ohio lawmakers have overwhelmingly passed a spending bill that started as a way to make sure name image and likeness contracts end when college eligibility does.
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State lawmakers have approved a bill that wipes out the four-day grace period after election day for ballots to arrive at Ohio boards of elections.