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Ohio’s libraries say they’ll lose money if the state budget stays as is – and they won’t share in the billions that the state and local governments will get from the American Rescue Plan.

The state's COVID-19 case ratio has dropped for the third consecutive week, down to the lowest rate the state has seen in six months.

Three appeals court judges will decide whether unemployed Ohioans should get $300 in additional weekly checks – a benefit Gov. Mike DeWine ended last month, though the federal program runs through September 6.

Former Columbus Police Officer Adam Coy appeared in court today, where the presiding judge set a trial date for March 7 of next year.

Last year is likely to have been the deadliest year for drug overdoses ever in Ohio, according to a projection from the CDC.

The legislation would require online marketplaces to verify information from third-party sellers.

A new Netflix documentary highlights the controversial branding that New Albany-based Abercrombie & Fitch used in the '90s and early 2000s to sell its products.

The daughter of famed jazz journalist and producer Leonard Feather first tried to make a career as a stage actress. That's when she started to translate her minor aggravations into song lyrics — and singing them.

Emergency diesel generators are providing power to critical safety systems at the facility, but they have only enough fuel for 48 hours.

During her State of the University address on Thursday, Ohio State President Kristina Johnson announced the launch of a new gene therapy institute. The institute's goal is to accelerate the expansion and utilization of gene therapies globally.