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While funeral homes across Ohio maintain their operations, services are getting adjusted due to the coronavirus outbreak. Mike Schoedinger, president of…

Ohio’s unemployment rate was up last month. It was 4.5% in June, compared with 4.3% in May – the lowest level since July 2001. But the number of...

A substance that led to nearly 30 people at an Ohio prison being treated for drug exposure or suspected exposure was a mixture of heroin and fentanyl, the…

Cincinnatians are invited to review and vote on different ideas to improve the community Monday night at a "Policy Pitch Night."

Hamilton County commissioners have more than a month left before they have to approve a 2019 general fund budget. They'd like to approve a spending plan...

Ohio State coach Urban Meyer addressed speculation that he could step down at the end of the season, saying Monday he felt fine and definitely would be…

Workers who were recently laid off from General Motors’ Lordstown plant likely will not be among those to benefit from the production of a new electric vehicle (at least not this year), according to GM spokeswoman Cheryl McCarron.

Cincinnati Council has approved an ordinance prohibiting employers from asking the salary history of job applicants. The goal is to address pay...

An expected $28-million general fund budget deficit has Hamilton County commissioners looking for fixes. County Administrator Jeff Aluotto has explained...

by M.L. Schultze, WKSU A rare 16th Congressional District Republican debate Monday night revealed little difference on the issues between the two frontrunners. But attitude was a different matter. On issues like gun rights, immigration, and lower taxes, Anthony Gonzalez and Christina Hagan are in near lock step. Take their separate but similar points on the federal government. “I believe that the federal government has expanded beyond any form that the would make sense to our founding fathers today,” Gonzalez said.