An alternative to the SAT and ACT college entrance exams that’s been favored by conservatives could be coming as an option in Ohio.

Affordability is shaping up to be a major issue in the campaigns for Ohio governor, with leading candidates sharing their plans.

Monday is the deadline to register to vote in the May primary, and affordability will be a big issue in the campaigns for governor.

At its Thursday morning meeting, the Ohio Ballot Board voted unanimously to leave the recently proposed “Prohibition of Construction of a Data Center” amendment intact.

The bill's sponsor said exempting capital gains from taxes would help economic development across Ohio, but an analysis shows one group will benefit much more than others.

Ohio’s death row wait time now stretches longer than 22 years, with more and more inmates dying from natural causes—or by suicide—than from a sentence.

A jury in Akron said it's unable to come to a decision on corruption charges against the former FirstEnergy executives.

Ohio has executed 56 men since 1981 and vacated the convictions of 12 other men. Over the course of five decades, that’s a roughly 1-in-5 executed-to-exonerated ratio.

The message from the FirstEnergy trial jury comes on the eighth day of deliberations following a trial that took six weeks.

A video posted by the leading Republican candidate for governor has raised fears that he’d want to shut down some Ohio universities that are struggling with financial issues and lower enrollment.