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A rural EMS agency is disbanding at the end of the year. EMS chiefs across the state worry the situation is becoming more common.

DeWine named Alisha Nelson, who has led his anti-drug initiatives in the past, as the leader for the OneOhio Recovery Foundation, a private organization established with money from public opioid settlement funds.

The language veers from that used in the original proposed amendment that could enshrine abortion into Ohio's constitution.

Organizations are inviting tribal communities forced out of the state back to Ohio to educate residents on an oft-overlooked part of the region's history.

Gov. Mike DeWine is against the proposed marijuana legalization statute, but opponents say his arguments don't reflect current studies.

More than 1,700 families were resettled in Ohio after the Afghan government collapsed to the Taliban two years ago. The immigration program they came through, humanitarian parole, expired in August, leaving their future uncertain.

Ohio Department of Health Director Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff said over the past two years, 10% of kindergartners haven’t had all of the recommended childhood vaccines against measles, polio, pertussis and mumps.

This debate between an opponent and a backer of Issue 1 is among several being held across Ohio leading up to the Aug. 8 special election.

More than 200 boxers are headed to Toledo next week for USA Boxing’s inaugural women’s championship.

The new CEO of one of the biggest utility companies in the country said it's ready to put the House Bill 6 corruption case in the past and focus on investments, and he has a suggestion for Ohio ratepayers dealing with soaring bills.