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The June surge helps Democrats briefly rebound from a slump in new voter filings caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Lin Manuel Miranda's Tony-winning smash, "Hamilton," lands in Playhouse Square this week. It's been billed as a revolutionary musical about the American Revolution, but is the critically-acclaimed show really revolutionary? Not according to Oberlin College history professor Renee Romano. In the new book she's co-edited, "Historians on Hamilton," opinions are varied on the musical's true reflection of American history.

A bill that would expand Veterans Administration benefits for about 90,000 people who served in Vietnam is being applauded by area vets.

The Ohio State University is poised to fire an associate professor from the Fisher College of Business for steering a state Medicaid contract to her…

People directly affected by the deadly Aug. 4 mass shooting could receive financial compensation as early as Thanksgiving. The Dayton Foundation’s...

Hamilton County commissioners are outlining their goals for the upcoming year. That includes welcoming a new commissioner, who is expected to be named...

The group that’s collecting petition signatures to ask voters if the state should require universal background checks on gun sales says it plans to move...

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base’s workforce is aging, with roughly half of workers currently eligible to retire soon. Now, Ohio jobs, education and...

Over 340,000 people could get back on the roads legally – sometimes after many years of not being able to pay reinstatement fees.

Midwest jobs took center stage early in Tuesday night’s Democratic presidential debate at Otterbein University in Westerville. The 12 candidates' most…