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State officials and business leaders aren’t sounding any alarm bells on the tech giant’s progress to build a $20 billion manufacturing facility in central Ohio.

After nearly four years, a lawsuit filed by two Ohio cities over the state’s criminal background check system used by gun sellers, employers and others has been settled.

Police killed John Crawford III at a Walmart 10 years ago this month. In the decade since, community members have fought for accountability.

At the Democratic National Convention, someone who played a key role in Republican Gov. Mike DeWine’s administration said she's thinking of running for that office.

The Ohio AFL-CIO will highlight wage theft lawsuits that Bernie Moreno settled with former employees, his stated opposition to a minimum wage and other union concerns.

There are not enough foster families in Ohio to care for all of the kids that need help, especially for kids with complex behavioral and mental health needs. A pilot program spreading across the state could help.

Ohio is getting more than a billion dollars in settlement money to compensate for the harm of opioids. The state is taking lessons from past mistakes with an even larger drug settlement decades ago.

Over the past two decades, the state has seen exponential growth in agritourism income.

A recent Ohio Chamber of Commerce study hinted at a renewed focus on legislating local taxes, which the chamber says can be cumbersome for businesses to administer.

House Bill 79 eked out of the Ohio House earlier this summer, clearing the chamber by a 50-46 vote.