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A state representative from Columbus is speaking out about a federal investigation alleging he was involved in a pay-to-play scheme during his time as…

It’s been 43 years since the landmark Roe vs Wade US Supreme Court decision legalized abortion. Yet it remains a contentious issue in the Ohio…

An Ohio House committee will be considering a bill tomorrow that would allow online voter registration. The Ohio Christian Alliance’s Chris Long is urging…

There were more than 200 people identified as potential human trafficking victims in Ohio last year – nearly all of them female, and more than a quarter…

Hearings have ended and now it’s up to state regulators to decide if the so-called coal plant bailout for two electric utilities should be approved.…

With Ohio’s failing charter schools getting most of the attention, the state’s more successful charter schools say they’re struggling to attract good…

Some Ohioans are already voting in the March primary. Military voters and those living overseas could begin voting by mail this past Saturday. All Ohio…

A northeast Ohio community continues to deal with a contaminated water crisis involving high-amounts of lead. Now a lawmaker wants to speed up the warning…

Gov. John Kasich wasn’t even in Iowa for the GOP caucuses last night – he was at the presidential campaign’s next stop, New Hampshire, which holds the…

A proposal that would change the courses cosmetology schools offer is making its way through the state legislature. The bill would get rid of the…