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This week, companies that make it possible for the U.S. to go to war will gather in Columbus. They're meeting at the Greater Columbus Convention Center…

The latest update from American Electric Power says crews have restored power to 84 percent of customers who lost electricity when a storm packing…

Columbus joins in the fight to prevent abuse of prescription drugs in an effort spearheaded by the Drug Enforcement Administration called "Take Back." The…

President Barack Obama was in Columbus Wednesday touting his economy recovery plan and campaigning for Governor Ted Strickland's reelection. Covering the…

Recent college graduates are grumbling. They're finding out that it's not as easy as they thought it would be to find a job in their chosen field.…

Evidence of salmonella has been discovered at an Ohio egg farm in Croton. The nation's largest egg distributor Cal-Maine Foods, says it's recalling nearly…

Funeral services are scheduled for Franklin County Sheriff Jim Karnes, who died last week after a short battle with pancreatic cancer. Karnes was the…

Negotiations between the Ohio House and Senate are the next step for state budget talks after the Senate approved its version of a new spending plan last…

The review will look at compliance across the university, including academics, medical operations, research and athletics. Geoff Chatas, OSU chief…

Many of Ohio's biggest cities are shrinking...and quickly. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, and most of the state's other major cities are seeing people…