Ohio economy

The industries saw revenue fall 26% because of the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in less money for the state.

The governor says he relies on facts about COVID-19 when making decisions, while legislators who voted for the bill want checks and balances on his authority over business limitations and shutdowns.

The Ohio Restaurant Association says its members are complying with mandates and that the spread of the virus isn't coming from these establishments.

Opinions from elected state officials run the gamut from agreement to rejection.

Conservatives who support President Donald Trump express concerns with Democrat Joe Biden being next to lead the country.

Tim Ryan is projected to win a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives for the 10th time, handily beating his opponent Christina Hagan.

Businesses struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic might be able to cash in on dividend checks from the Bureau of Workers' Compensation, if the governor's request to release the largest rebate in Ohio's history is approved.

Ohioans across the state say they feel both swamped and abandoned by the media, uncertain what information they can trust.

Another round of CARES Act funding is on its way to help struggling people, operations and groups affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Five voters, complete strangers, meet to discuss what divides and unites them in this election year.