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The note, which will enter circulation in September, was revealed on the 200th anniversary of Austen's death.

The head of Mount Carmel Health's pharmacy operation has left the hospital.In an email obtained by WOSU, Chief Pharmacy Officer Janet Whittey writes she…

Summit Academy Teachers in Parma walked off the job and hit the picket line after their union and the charter school’s management couldn’t reach a contract agreement following eight months of negotiations. The 25 teachers, who joined the Ohio Federation of Teachers last spring, are asking for smaller caseloads and class sizes due to the high number of students diagnosed with ADHD or autism at the charter school. Mike Meyers, a high school intervention specialist, said the building needs repairs and teachers need more time to prepare.

In introducing their version of the two-year state budget, Republican Senate leaders highlighted three areas – a 5% income tax cut, an overhaul of school funding and a big change to child care in Ohio.

Republican leaders of the Ohio Senate have proposed a $75-billion-dollar, two-year budget includes a 5% across-the-board income tax cut – which is a boost from 2% cut in the House budget.

The Senate has okayed a bipartisan bill that allows nursing home and long-term care facility residents and their families to install cameras in their rooms to prevent abuse and neglect.

Columbus’ new police chief will be on the job next week, and after a tumultuous year, she’s doing her best to reassure the ranks.

An urgent message from the Washington County Health Department in southern Ohio as COVID-19 patients overwhelm area hospitals.

Some performing arts groups in Columbus will require all patrons, staff and volunteers must either show proof of receiving a COVID-19 vaccine or provide a negative test to attend indoor events and performances starting October 8.

As the sponsor of a bill to ban all vaccine mandates in Ohio continues trying to force it to a full vote in the House, there's a new bill to bar local and state governments from requiring COVID-19 vaccines.