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Over the past decade Ohio has seen its non-English speaking population grow. Sometimes immigrants find themselves in a courtroom struggling to understand…

The Republicans who run the Ohio House have released their list of priorities for 2012. Much of those look to build on gains made in 2011. Looking back at…

Next Tuesday, Ohioans will pick their candidates for the fall ballot in the state’s new 14 Congressional districts. But next week’s vote could decide…

It's been 16 years since Ohio adopted a "truth in sentencing" law. It established mandatory sentences and essentially eliminated the possibility of parole…

Until recently, oil and gas hydraulic fracturing in Ohio shale deposits is taking place in the eastern part of the state. Now, a few oil and gas companies…

One day after President Obama touted a roaring stock market and a growing economy, WOSU visited a Columbus job fair to find out how the unemployed are…

A couple of thousand young job-seekers showed up for a job fair at COSI on Wednesday. Mayor Michael Coleman helped recruit employers to the fair after the…

During summer months more Central Ohioans head for bike trails in the region. The network of paved and gravel paths winds through parks and alongside…

A new study says drop-outs from Ohio's community colleges cost state taxpayers more than 29-million dollars during a recent 5 year period. The study comes…

The spring season means cleaning up and throwing out unused items for many households, but others are trapped in a pile of stuff they won't let go. It's…