Search results for

The state is warning its 64,000 employees that they could be at risk for identity theft, after a computer storage device containing their names and social…

Over the next two years, an estimated 200-thousand Ohio homeowners could see their adjustable mortgage rates soar, making it hard for them to keep up…

Imagine buying a new computer, a used car, or some new clothes - and not having to pay Ohio's 5.5 percent sales tax. That's what one state legislator is…

A proposed new rule that the Ohio Civil Rights Commission approved, requiring most Ohio companies to offer 12 weeks of unpaid pregnancy and maternity…

Are officials of government pension funds in Ohio keeping their promise to work toward selling off stock with links to Iran and Sudan? That's the question…

A deal that's supposed to prevent Great Lakes water from being diverted to other parts of the US and the world got dammed up in the legislature last…

The foreclosure crisis has left thousand of homes vacant and neighborhoods vulnerable to criminals who move into those homes to set up illegal businesses,…

A group that supports limits on so-called frivilous lawsuits is praising recent changes in Ohio law. But trial lawyers feel differently.

A new study shows thousands of same-sex couples in Ohio are raising kids, but the report also busts what the study's author calls some common myths.

The outsourcing of U.S. jobs to other countries, has many Americans concerned. But this past week in Northeast Ohio, one of the loudest voices for keeping…