Ohio Statehouse News

Officials flocked to southern Ohio last Friday to detail plans for a data center so large it needs a $33.3 billion natural gas plant to power it.

An elected official who’s often mentioned his military service during his campaigns has been activated to serve with the Ohio Army National Guard.

A proposed amendment to stop future construction of huge data centers in Ohio got the green light to go forward from Attorney General Dave Yost.

The powerful and private arm that pursues economic projects on Ohio’s behalf has been under fire in recent weeks after revealing it gave money to a podcaster.

Some of the three million Ohioans on Medicaid may turn down pay raises or promotions for fear of losing access to benefits.

Safety officials say it is important for all Ohioans to have a plan for weathering a storm in place before they need it.

In a few months, Ohio will be home to one of a few public monuments dedicated to the work women did to secure the right to vote, and the continuous efforts for equality.

The bill passed the Ohio House mostly along party lines, with all but one Republican for it and Democrats united against it.

The "She Wins" Act would require Ohio providers to give women seeking abortions information 24 hours before getting the procedure.

Two Republican lawmakers have sponsored a pair of bills to give the Ohio Inspector General more authority and tools.