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Does your bad back, knocky knee, or achey head let you know the weathers about the change? It turns out that's a real phenomenon, and you're not alone.

The Family Adaptive Program was founded by the volunteer-led Lake Loramie Improvement Association. It was spurred after one of its members sustained an injury and could no longer safely board a kayak.

Sen. Husted met with representatives from various agencies in Akron Thursday about his bill to combat human trafficking, particularly at job sites. Several asked him to include more about victim support.

Ohio's new higher education bill, Senate Bill 1, requires universities to submit lists of programs granting five or less degrees annually, to be ended in a bid to make colleges more efficient. Kent State University and Cuyahoga Community College both submitted several dozen programs each.

Mayor Justin Bibb's administration said a council staffer "improperly" downloaded thousands of public records. City Council President Blaine Griffin denies any policy was violated and said members of the administration "threatened" council staff.

Steve Coon, director of Coon Restoration, is known for owning and restoring dozens of buildings in Downtown Canton. He told Ideastream Public Media he's interested in saving the historic Firestone Plant 1 from the wrecking ball.

After 25-year-old Christian Black of Zanesville, Ohio, died in custody at the Montgomery County Jail, the county has agreed to a $7 million settlement.

Nearly half of Ohio lawmakers who are still alive from the General Assembly that passed the death penalty statute have signed onto a letter calling for a repeal of the law they helped create.

A recent study shows untreated mental illness costs the Dayton-area economy an estimated $30 billion a year. The director of counseling and wellness Services at Wright State University offers employers some solutions.

A recently passed state law allows the Ohio Farm Bureau to offer health coverage outside of traditional insurance regulations.