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Opponents say the lawsuit against a new federal rule requiring schools and others getting money for meal programs must investigate claims of discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity suggests it's OK to discriminate against LGBTQ people.

Last year, Ohio high school students earned more than 650,000 college credits through College Credit Plus courses, but the state's audit suggested more kids could get into the program.

The bill features five specific proposals, but doesn't include gun reform ideas that polls have shown have overwhelming support in Ohio and elsewhere.

A program is being launched in Cleveland Saturday to help people who have prior convictions with job assistance, housing, rebuilding credit and more.

The candidates for Ohio Governor joined — at different times — a forum hosted by regional planning agencies to discuss infrastructure and local government issues.

The housing market in Ohio is beginning to soften compared to the “over-heated” demand in the spring, but analysts say there is still a major concern that shifts over to apartment inventory.

The state school board has to hire a new superintendent of public instruction following the resignation of the last one after less than two weeks on the job.

A review of the mass power loss in June revealed AEP had just minutes to force outages in order to avoid a larger blackout.

The state stands to gain millions of dollars in taxes if the winner lives in Ohio.

This Tuesday, the primary for just Ohio House and Senate districts and state party central committee offices will be unprecedented and mostly unnoticed.