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Gov. Mike DeWine and leaders of his program to fight opioid abuse are meeting with local advocates from around Ohio to share ideas.As he spoke at the…

Updated: 9:36 a.m., Sept. 13, 2019 Sherwin-Williams Company, the paint giant that has called Cleveland home for more than 150 years, is searching for a new headquarters. The company announced in a news release Thursday morning that it would consider sites “in Cleveland, Northeast Ohio and several other states” for a global headquarters and research and development facility.

President Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief measure could deliver long awaited aid to state and local governments. City and state leaders are eager…

Last week, Gov. Mike DeWine signed a law ending the $1 billion in charges that Ohio electric ratepayers would have paid to prop up the state’s two nuclear power plants. This new law effectively takes the nuclear bailout out of the energy law known as House Bill 6, which passed in 2019.

Democrats in the Ohio House will meet soon to select a new head of their caucus, with minority leader Emilia Sykes' announcement she is stepping down at the end of the year after three years in that position.

Families, advocates, and nursing home workers say the bill will help keep residents safe and help employees better care for those who live in their facilities.

State officials and Intel leaders have said federal funding is needed for expansion of the newly announced computer chip manufacturing project in central Ohio. But Ohio’s Democratic U.S. Senator said it likely won’t be a bipartisan measure.

Erin Merryn shared her story of being sexually abused as a child while advocating for a bill to require sex abuse prevention education in schools.

Homebuyers across the country have decided to backpedal after the largest interest rate increase in more than 20 years.

There's a new bill in the Ohio Legislature that would allow the Ohio Board of Pharmacy to set up a program that would import drugs from Canada then pass those savings along to Ohioans.