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People from some of the hundreds of groups that oppose the resolution to make it harder to amend Ohio's constitution and a bill to create an August special election to vote on it marched on the Statehouse Wednesday.

The coalition that filed an earlier lawsuit against the amendment itself has lodged a legal complaint, saying the Ballot Board is allowing the use of misleading language for the amendment Ohio voters could decide in August.

Each year, nearly a quarter million Ohioans are paid less than the state or federal minimum wage. It’s led local governments to stop working with businesses that commit wage theft.

A Warren barber is integrating mental health resources into his haircuts. More Ohio barbershops are planning to follow suit.

More and more Ohioans are beginning to care for honeybees. The state’s boom in backyard beekeeping means more honey and better pollination.

The Buckeye State has been helping the Lone Star state with border security since 2021

Families like the Tanners in Mount Vernon are seeking other ways to supplement their food budgets since pandemic-era SNAP benefits went away in March.

Democratic U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown says he will vote for it because default would be catastrophic but Republican J.D. Vance opposes it in its current form, saying he'll introduce amendments to rein in future spending.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is considering making “the science of reading” a requirement in schools. But, recent research shows some higher education programs in the state are lagging in their training of the literacy method.

Lawmakers have until Wednesday to decide whether to hold an August special election to raise the bar for amending the Ohio constitution.