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The Ohio House has passed a bill, SB 51, full of projects the lawmakers wanted approved before the end of the year. The so-called “Christmas Tree” bill…

Columbus City Council is looking at an evaluation of its tax incentive program Monday night. Columbus offers tax abatements to companies in exchange for…

While farm bankruptcies around the country are rising, Ohio’s rate is still the lowest in the Midwest. An Ohio State study finds that Ohio had nine new…

People around Ohio are lodging complaints about the state's unemployment compensation filing portal. Gov. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio) says an unprecedented...

The community marketplace offers free food from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of every month

Updated 2-16-21 A lot of people around the area may need their sidewalks shoveled this week. Volunteers and snow removal professionals are willing and...

Starting Thursday, more Ohioans will be eligible for COVID vaccines. That’s because nearly a half a million more doses will be available this week.

To celebrate the composer's 75th birthday, we've invited musicians who have collaborated with Reich as well as NPR friends to reflect on the pieces they adore.

Early voting ahead of the May 2 primary begins Tuesday under Ohio’s sweeping new election law.

Ohio's unemployment rate remained unchanged in November, holding steady at 4.2 percent even as the state made modest job gains.