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These are the first comments on the attempted attack on the FBI office in Cincinnati last week, which resulted in a police standoff and the shooting death of the 42-year-old suspect by law enforcement.

The coal-powered energy from the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation has recently resulted in a net benefit for ratepayers, but critics say it’s still not enough to justify requiring consumers to prop up coal plants.

Retired teachers are angry that payments are going out though the fund lost $3 billion in the last year, and there's no plan to permanently restore cost-of-living increases.

The state oversaw a collection of different task force operations to bust human trafficking around Ohio.

The Ohio Ballot Board has given its approval to the language voters could see on the ballot this fall for two statewide issues, but opponents of both are considering asking the Ohio Supreme Court to take action to prevent those measures from going forward.

The Center for Christian Virtue is putting up billboards around Columbus, telling parents they can use Ohio EdChoice scholarships to move their students out of Columbus City Schools.

The initiative will focus on getting information about affordability of treatment to Ohioans and their financial advisers

The State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio is set to award bonuses to its investment staff Thursday.

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.