Smoke shops across Ohio have been hit with a temporary ban on synthetic kratom products that contain an opioid-like compound.

The buildings, located in Lucas and Wood counties, will receive a combined total of $1.8 million in tax credits.

The Supreme Court of Ohio today indefinitely suspended a Youngstown lawyer who was convicted of insurance fraud for falsely inflating $859,464 worth of client medical bills when submitting claims. A ...

After major property tax hikes in Lucas County, Gov. Mike DeWine explains what Ohio lawmakers are doing to stop sudden spikes ...

With some Ohio school districts facing budget cuts, DeWine responds to questions about state funding for stadiums — and ...

Ohio is investing $30 million in OSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine to expand rural veterinary care, strengthen biosecurity ...

The State Employment Relations Board dismissed an unfair labor practice charge against South Western City Schools’ Board of Education, the district announced ...

Ten Ohio colleges and universities’s educator training programs were found to not be in alignment with teaching the science ...

More than 20 years after their loved ones were murdered in central Ohio, Becky Rodeniser and Jennifer Conley are still ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio– On Tuesday Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and BroadbandOhio announced more than $6.3 million to expand broadband ...

Appeals court Judge Marilyn Zayas, a Democrat who lost a 2022 race for an Ohio Supreme Court seat, said she is going to run ...

Governor DeWine believes the Science of Reading is the best way to teach young children to read. Trae Young went down with an ...