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Law Enforcement officers keep vigil on Ohio roadways for suspected drunk drivers. But, some drivers convicted on the charges test under the legal…

Voters in Franklin County and some other counties who want to vote early in person will only be able to do so during office hours. Board of Election…

President Barack Obama focused on higher education accessibility and affordability in this latest trip to Central Ohio. It was the president’s latest…

The Columbus City Schools District has retained outside legal counsel in the wake of the attendance data investigation being conducted by the state. WOSU…

Now that backers of a proposed constitutional amendment to change the redistricting process have enough valid signatures to put the issue on the statewide…

Ohio State University researchers have found that the state’s algae blooms not only seriously harm lakes, but property values of houses surrounding them...

The draft of a new policy barring discrimination by Cleveland police officers is available for public review. The bias-free policing policy prohibits officers from stopping or arresting people based on their race, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity, among other attributes. But if police are looking for a suspect, they may still take those characteristics into account if they’re part of a credible and specific description. Officers are also not allowed to use derogatory language.

Ohio has more execution dates set than any other state. And a new report from Harvard Law School shows most of those condemned inmates have serious...

There are four Democrats running for governor next year, but there’s still the chance that former Attorney General Richard Cordray might leave his...

For months, Republican Gov. John Kasich has been talking about his work with Democratic Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper on health insurance reform. A...