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The lawyer representing the East Side teen accused of killing his twin brother appeared in juvenile court this morning. 18-year-old Derris Lewis faces…

As committees led by Republicans considered bills related to abortion and guns, Democrats are drawing attention to their bills on economic and education...

A new exhibit at the Ohio Historical Society evokes a wide range of thoughts and emotions from visitors. WOSU talked to some people who viewed the display…

There are four Democrats running for governor next year, but there’s still the chance that former Attorney General Richard Cordray might leave his...

Ohio tax law still has a “marriage penalty” – when married couples file jointly and pay more in state income taxes than they paid separately when they...

Just over a third of all Ohioans have been vaccinated against COVID-19. And the demand for vaccines is slowing. Even so, there’s a bill under consideration at the Ohio Statehouse that would bar employers from requiring their employees to get vaccinated and it goes a step further.

The Ohio House on Thursday approved a controversial bill to ban employers from making workers get vaccinated. Although the bill was tweaked to satisfy critics.

Advocates for fair districts said redistricting leaders should remain focused on the goal.

The bill got almost unanimous support from state lawmakers and now goes to Gov. Mike DeWine.

A committee of Ohio House and Senate members that is considering the legislation has reached a sticking point.