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PG&E, the state's largest utility, has filed for bankruptcy protection due to its potential liabilities. The company says it expects no disruption to services during its Chapter 11 process.

It’s a seller’s market in Central Ohio as inventory remains low, and that’s likely to continue as homebuilders find it more difficult to construct new…

Update Jan. 30: The Ohio State University will reopen Thursday, but classes that start before 11 a.m. are canceled. Columbus City Schools has canceled all…

The Federal Trade Commission says Americans who fell for online romance scams reported losing a median $2,600 each — far more than other types of scams.

The first director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Richard Cordray will be overseeing federal student loans. And in that role, he will be figuring out how to deliver on promise President Biden made on student debt.

Pastor of First Church of God Bishop Timothy Clark says the $10 million city settlement with the family of Andre Hill can never replace him, but it does offer some benefit.

The state says a southwestern Ohio woman is the first winner of Ohio’s $1 million Vax-a-Million vaccination incentive prize. The state also says a Dayton-area teen is the first winner of the program’s full-ride college scholarship.

Hospital capacity for COVID-19 patients is dwindling in some parts of Ohio as the respiratory illness continues raging.

A contractor working with the state on the fraudulent claims filed and processed through the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services said other state agencies should be on the alert.

James R. Willis said in an interview that the officers involved should have been better trained to understand the limits on their authority.