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Some of the new housing is coming from converting office towers to residences now that many people work from home.

Congress is back in session amid the health of congressional leaders and another government shutdown looming. We'll discuss this and more with political journalist Ken Rudin.

Fifteen Catholic Churches will close in central Ohio, reflecting priest shortage, declining membership and budgetary strain. We explore what the loss of a faith-based moral compass means for society writ large.

The equation lawmakers are trying to solve: How to fix low math scores and improve overall math competency for a tech-driven workforce that will demand it.

House Speaker Jason Stephens says it might be time for Ohio to consider modifying or even scrapping its term limits for state legislators.

So far in 2024, Ohio is second in the nation to Florida for confirmed tornadoes.

Central Ohio may be growing, but the student population at Columbus City Schools is shrinking.

Intel is making a historic investment in central Ohio, but what will the environmental impact of its manufacturing plant be for its neighbors?

Seventy years ago, on the morning of July 5, 1954, Lincoln Elementary School went up in flames.

The owners of Dublin Village Center have sued the city for repeatedly rejecting plans for the shopping complex—calling the zoning code vague, cumbersome and overly complex.