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The state education department has ordered that more money be pulled from an embattled online charter school’s monthly funding. Officials believe the...

Local author and entrepreneur J.D. Vance made a stop in Columbus on Friday part of the Rise Of The Rest bus tour, an effort to encourage startups in the…

We've all felt regret over poor decisions. Behavioral Economist Daniel Goldstein wants to change that. He builds tools that help us imagine our futures, so we can make better decisions in the present.

Ohio’s top elections official has sent the state’s database of voter information to the White House’s commission on election integrity. But the report...

One of the most liberal state lawmakers in Ohio is teaming up with one of the most conservative on a bill to do away with a marriage tax penalty.…

Wednesday in Dayton, Antioch College officials announced a deal allowing public radio station WYSO to become independent. As part of the agreement, WYSO...

The age of self-driving cars hasn't arrived quite yet, but autonomous vehicles are no longer the science-fiction fantasies of just a decade ago. And...

Columbus City Schools announced the return of in-person graduation ceremonies for this year’s graduating class.

The state of Ohio and the U.S. Census Bureau have asked a judge to place on hold their court fight over when data used for redrawing congressional and legislative districts will be released.

Columbus officials have banned the use of electric scooters in the Short North arts district due to an uptick in violent crime.