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The Ohio Supreme Court has sharply split over whether a 112-year sentence for a teenager convicted of kidnapping and raping a Youngstown State student in…

Gov. John Kasich has vetoed a bill that rolls back state requirements on electric utilities and clean energy. Environmental groups hailed Kasich’s veto of…

The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled records of most criminal investigations are public records once the trial is over. In 2013, the Innocence Project…

A new report shows changes made to increase early voting opportunities in Ohio have not led to an increase in voter participation. On Election Day 2004,…

A slew of bills that in other years might have been too controversial to touch not only got hearings at the Statehouse this year. They actually passed.…

The state's top watchdog says some parole officers have violated policy on how parolees can be detained. The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and…

A city is not immune in the case of a crash involving a stop sign that was obscured by a tree. That’s the finding of the Ohio Supreme Court. In May, 2011,…

When the new General Assembly comes in this month, there will be fewer experienced lawmakers due to term limits. Senate President Keith Faber will be…

Ohio’s population growth isn’t keeping up with some other states. And that could mean a big change after the 2020 census. Ohio’s population has been…

Around the state of Ohio, farmers are getting seeing their property taxes soar thanks to the method used to set a value on their farmland. The state’s two…