Gov. DeWine launches a $7.1 million initiative to enhance career-connected learning in Ohio, focusing on in-demand jobs and education partnerships.

An unusual transaction belies a continuance of international efforts in U.S. production – now instead of EVs, the facility will turn out AI servers.

According to troopers, a family from Ohio was traveling in a Honda Odyssey from Cleveland to Chapel Hill to visit family friends with their two children.

An Ohio-based band will hold some early listening parties across the Miami Valley for their upcoming album. Twenty One Pilots, the Columbus-based band, will release its new album, “Breach,” on September 12, according to its website. The band is planning a global listening event at record stores before the album’s release.

Ohio lawmakers will start drafting new congressional districts, with the Equal Districts Coalition pushing for fair maps.

Green officials say the current system, which splits the city between multiple postal codes, creates tax collection problems and delays emergency response times.

The 2025 college football season is nearly here, and following the release of the preseason AP Poll this week, debate is already heating up over the rankings. The No. 1 team in the nation is the Texas Longhorns,

In a neighborhood that appeals to people from both the right and the left, residents strive for a finely tuned state of political harmony.

From the sprawling campus of Cleveland Clinic to the smallest rural church, from gleaming office towers with abatements to rental houses with homeowner credits, millions of acres in Ohio carry a lighter property tax burden.

For as great as Ryan Day has been since taking over for Urban Meyer at Ohio State, his record vs. Michigan in The Game continues to haunt him. The Buckeyes are riding a four-game losing skid to The Team Up North — which had largely ruined OSU's national championship hopes up until last year.