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The chairs of Ohio’s major political parties can each claim a very successful campaign in recent years. But that’s not shielding either of them from…

The maps for Ohio’s Congressional and statehouse districts were drawn by elected officials, and last year, those maps resulted in lawsuits and a lengthy…

A Philadelphia man is in custody after allegedly ambushing a city police officer in his squad car. The officer is recovering from the attack. The man told police he shot the officer in the name of Islam and ISIS. Philadelphia's police commissioner says the city is looking for connections between the shooter and extremist groups. The man has a criminal record and the commissioner referred to him as appearing deranged.

Advocates hope gun violence restraining orders will keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. Critics say the new law, that takes effect in January, is ripe for abuse.

The largest-ever prime number has been discovered at the University of Central Missouri. It breaks the previous record by almost 5 million digits.

For years thousands of state employees have taken advantage of flexible work schedules: finding ways to get their daily job done outside the regular 9 to…

170 soldiers and their families said goodbye Thursday during a deployment ceremony in Marysville. The Ohio Army National Guard troops will soon travel to…

It all began when a handful of people came down with a strange form of pneumonia in 1981. These people died - but the AIDS virus lived on. Today HIV/AIDS…

The recession has taken a huge toll on the job market - hundreds of thousands of Ohioans became unemployed. A local agency is using stimulus dollars to…

Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman Friday said 2010's budget is balanced - so far. And the city's recreation centers, yard waste pick up and other services…