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Ohio’s attorney general said he will continue to uphold the state’s death penalty law, in spite of a call for abolishment of the capital punishment from Gov. Mike DeWine, who appointed him AG.

Soon after the city first noticed something was wrong on July 18, 2024, officials shut down systems to thwart the attack. The action shut down the city's systems for months, leaving some systems not fully operational until 2025.

The NFL declined to hold a supplemental draft this year, likely keeping QB Brendan Sorsby sidelined until 2027.

Nurses from Nationwide Children’s Hospital held a rally on Wednesday at Livingston Park to continue efforts to unionize after concerns about working conditions and pay.

Former Franklin County Sheriff's Deputy Jason Meade was found guilty of reckless homicide in May, but a jury deadlocked on a murder charge.

The Trump administration said on July 1 that TPS Haiti beneficiaries' documents and work permits will remain valid for a limited time until lower courts align with the Supreme Court.

One was an uncontroversial plan addressing licenses for school psychologists moving to Ohio, but got opposition when a conservative-backed proposal called the Success Sequence was added.

The bill mandates that home health care workers paid by Ohio Medicaid electronically verify when they are working with clients and when they leave.

Carter, podcaster Krisanthe Vlachos and JobsOhio were sued by Vet Mentor AI, which claims the defendants named in the suit took actions that hurt its business.

A grassroots group advocating to preserve McCoy Park as an adaptive recreation area is asking Columbus City Council to change plans for Southwest Side parks.