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Ohio hasn't had a vice presidential candidate since Republican John Bricker in 1944, but this year, three Ohio politicians, two Republicans and one...

Sending or reading a text, eating food, searching for a station on your car radio or a song on your iPod – these can all draw your attention away from...

Columbus cyclists hit the downtown streets Wednesday night for this year's Ride of Silence. The event is held in cities around the world to encourage…

Disgraced Columbus lobbyist John Raphael was sentenced Wednesday afternoon to 15 months in prison in U.S. District Court. Raphael pleaded guilty last year…

The latest poll in the race for one of Ohio's U.S. Senate seats says the contest is within the survey's margin of error.The poll of Ohio voters by…

In a wrap-up of the latest political news, NPR’s Ron Elving discusses the candidates' strategies in upcoming states.

Ohio's private nonprofit job creation agency says it has turned over its private financial records to the state auditor to comply with a subpoena. The…

A 911 caller who reported a man waving a gun in an Ohio Wal-Mart before police fatally shot him could face a charge of making a false alarm. The man…

A coroner says a man whose body was found in a central Ohio river was probably dead before he went into the water.Franklin County's coroner says there is…

Ohio utility regulators have set votes on two proposed energy deals that have drawn national attention from consumer, business, energy and environmental…