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Thousands of people in deep financial trouble claim credit cards are their reason for ruin, blaming skyrocketing fees, changing interest rates and…

Federal authorities say tomatoes are again safe to eat, and the beef recall seems to have quelled the e-coli outbreak, but West Nile Virus has arrived for…

Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland and Republican legislative leaders vow to fight an effort by payday lenders to repeal tougher regulations on short-term…

Its Day Two for the new Ohio Lottery game - KENO. Governor Ted Strickland pushed the state lottery commission to add the game, so schools could collect an…

The area around the Schottenstein Center on the Ohio State University campus is sprouting some colorful characters with names like Blarney, Adventure,…

The financially strapped Ohio Historical Society is hoping to bring in visitors and needed revenue with the largest and one of the most expensive exhibits…

One third of students attending college in Ohio might soon find themselves scrambling to replace grants they've been receiving from the state. That's the…

Members of the Columbus School district levy millage committee is preparing the present to the board of education the results of its research into levy…

The high price of gasoline is bad news for drivers but good news for public transportation. The Ohio Rail Commission's Stu Nicholson says the high gas…

State lawmakers and education leaders say high-tech businesses are blooming, so it's time to focus on educating kids in science, technology, engineering…