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  • American Electric Power has confirmed more than 36,000 customers on the city's north side are without power this afternoon.An AEP spokesman says a falling…
  • For several months, minority Democrats in the legislature have been complaining that Ohio is not moving ahead with plans to create a health care exchange…
  • Columbus mayor Michael Coleman says the city plans to spend $11.5 million over the next few years to tear down 900 houses deemed dangerous or…
  • Thanks to improved storm spotting radar, the number of tornado warnings in Ohio has tripled in the past 5 years. Some worry the warnings are now too…
  • Ohio will get about $156,000 of the $5 million going to states under a settlement with shoe retailer Sketchers. The settlement resolves resolve claims…
  • A winter storm blew through Ohio with snow and blustery winds.  Some Central Ohio schools delayed start times or even canceled classes today as road…
  • The latest unemployment snapshot in Ohio shows a state slowly-but-steadily gaining jobs. New state figures released this morning show a January…
  • Ohio State officials want a tuition hike for this fall. The administration plans to ask the Board of Trustees to approve a 3. 5 percent tuition increase…
  • Dozens of researchers from across the country are gathered in Columbus this week to talk about their efforts to turn crops into something that's not…
  • The Ohio Tobacco Prevention Foundation is not willing to give the governor and legislative leaders millions of dollars to help fund a $1.5 billion…
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