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High gasoline and utility prices are taking their toll on the pocketbooks of Ohioans. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reports.

A comprehensive new study shows more Ohioans are going hungry now than anytime in recent memory. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reports.

The Ohio Secretary of State's office says only a quarter of the state's registered voters are expected to show up at the polls on primary election day.…

A proposal that would change some pollution control requirements for some Ohio businesses will soon be considered by the state senate. And as Ohio Public…

Trucking companies across the country are posting help wanted signs and raising hiring incentives as the manufacturing economy appears to slowly recover.…

Politics was among the dominant stories in Central Ohio in 2004. In part two of his review of the top news of the year, WOSU's Mike Thompson looks at some…

2006 was a big year for Central Ohio Political News. Congressional races were tight and long-time local officials are leaving the stage. Click the Listen…

Farm workers in Ohio who won't get an increase in the minimum wage due to recently passed legislation are fighting back.

Ohio's new treasurer thinks the state is sitting on millions of dollars worth of untapped resources.