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Infant mortality has long been an issue in Ohio. A new report by the Health Policy Institute advocates looking beyond healthcare initiatives to solve the problem.

New OSU research shows that educational instruction and a conversation around barriers to access can make the difference in whether rural women get cancer screenings.

"The Heart of It All" was used in the '80s and '90s as Ohio's tourism tagline, and it's returning as the state's tourism agency expands its message to try to lure in residents.

This week could be do-or-die for Ohio House Republicans, who must decide by Wednesday if they’ll ask voters to make it harder to amend the constitution in a statewide special election in August.

Ohio lawmakers have passed the resolution to require 60% voter approval for constitutional amendments, which includes an election date that could be disputed in a lawsuit.

Federal COVID-19 policies are changing, but some of Ohio’s practices for handling the pandemic will remain in place indefinitely.

There's no state law requiring employers to provide workers with pay stubs, but backers say this bill could help employees figure out if they are being paid properly for their work.

The "Backpack Bill" is being considered by Ohio lawmakers, and some supporters are hoping it gets included in the new two-year state budget.

Some Ohio elections officials are reporting problems as they get ready for the August special election they opposed, in which Ohioans will vote on a constitutional amendment to make it harder to approve future amendments.

Republicans say the bill will ensure more "intellectual diversity" on campus, but opponents have turned out by the hundreds over concerns about its language on controversial issues and its ban on most mandatory diversity training and faculty strikes.