Associated Press
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost says his office will file a complaint Friday over the former Ohio House speaker's payments of more than $900,000 in... -
Voting rights groups attempting to expand access to ballot drop boxes in Ohio's election are getting a second chance to make their case.
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A company partly owned by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is among those that received loans from a $600 billion-plus coronavirus aid program.
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Ohio officials are weighing whether to force General Motors to repay $60 million in public incentives after it shut down an assembly plant in Lordstown.
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The number of concealed carry licenses issued in Ohio last year reached the lowest count in nearly a decade.
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Pending Ohio House legislation would make assaulting referees while they do their jobs a crime.
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The Ohio branch of the nation's oldest civil rights organization has endorsed an ballot initiative aimed at streamlining the state's voting process.
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Ohio's State Highway Patrol says early data shows 15 people were killed on the state's roadways over this year's Thanksgiving holiday period.
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A recent analysis has found a rising number of small towns in Ohio have disbanded in recent years.
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Gov. Mike DeWine has delayed two more executions, citing Ohio’s continuing struggles to find supplies of lethal injection drugs.
