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A Democratic State lawmaker is sponsoring a bill that would prevent the Secretary of State from removing many people from voter rolls.

If you're looking to give a book to a friend or family member this holiday, NPR Books editor Petra Mayer shares her picks.

Ohio Republicans say a free ticket offer for next week’s presidential candidate debate in Cleveland is being rescinded because of an overwhelming…

Yes, girls talk about the latest fashion trends and if they're fat or what boy is the cutest. But a study released today by The Women's Funds of Central…

Gov. John Kasich has signed a bill that includes new rules for oil and gas drilling, and what counts as "green energy." Much of the attention has been…

Ohio State University leadership today broke its silence on allegations of wrongdoing in the school's football program. The NCAA is investigating whether…

A movement that originated on Wall Street made its way to Ohio State University this afternoon. Dozens of students and staff members occupied the Oval to…

As Columbus voters prepare to decide whether to increase the city's income tax, it's ironic that many people who would pay the higher rate cannot vote on…

A new workweek begins and drivers are paying more to commute. Columbus gas prices this morning are topping out near $3.85 for regular grade or about 18…

Mayor Michael Coleman celebrated the addition of three new sister cities from India, Ghana, and Mexico. Columbus already has seven sister cities which…