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President Barack Obama is pretty popular in Ohio. And so is Governor Ted Strickland, although his popularity is slipping. Those are the findings of a new…

It’s not all that unusual to have a presidential election where 40% of American adults don’t vote. But yesterday, about 250 teenagers, most of whom…

WOSU is providing updates about the coronavirus and COVID-19 in Ohio. Find the most recent news and information below.Ohio by the numbers, according to…

An income-tax increase is expected to be on the November ballot in Akron. Mayor Dan Horrigan said today that a quarter-percent hike is needed to ensure...

Update 2:50 p.m. Cincinnati-Dayton Division President Tim Brown says the store will be twice the size of the Vine Street grocery it's replacing. ...

After 52 years working in city government, Columbus city auditor Hugh Dorrian jokes his biggest accomplishment is his long record. Dorrian will retire at…

For the last 18 years, Curtis Stitt has helped lead the Central Ohio Transit Authority in adapting to new technologies and a changing city. But Friday…

The Ohio EPA today turned to the Ohio Attorney General’s office over $2.3 million in civil penalties levied against the owners of the Rover pipeline. From member station WKSU, Jeff St.Clair has more. Ohio EPA director Craig Butler says he had no choice but to bring-in the state attorney’s office to force a settlement with Energy Transfer Partners, and other owners of the Rover pipeline over civil penalties.

Editorial cartoons are as entrenched in American society as ever. Every big city has at least one. For some, they’re the best part of the editorial…

Kevin Kenner's chops at the keyboard merit a much higher profile than he currently enjoys. Kenner gave a recital of music by Robert Schumann, Frederic…