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The eyes of sports fans around the country are turning to crowded gyms and scribbled brackets this week with the tip-off of the men's NCAA basketball…

A physician's advocacy group estimates about 25 percent of Ohio doctors have converted their medical records from paper to electronic. More practices are…

Columbus-area charities always are in need of a helping hand. But some volunteer groups say winter months can be challenging times. WOSU reports this…

The Mansfield area has been hit hard by the loss of manufacturing jobs, but last summer a green energy company provided some hope. But the solar energy…

Each day hundreds of homeless young people roam the streets of Columbus looking for shelter from the cold and something to eat. But facilities for…

Ohio lawmakers have shelves the repeal of the controversial election reform law that’s up for a referendum on the fall ballot. But that doesn't mean…

Homebuilders in Ohio will soon have to use new statewide building codes that are being hailed as making homes safer and more energy efficient, and groups…

Lawmakers could vote tomorrow on legislation enacting a multi-state agreement that safeguards the Great Lakes from massive withdrawals of water. This is a…

The Ohio bill that would ban a woman from having an abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected passed the Ohio House almost a year ago, but it hasn’t…

Until two years ago, the Sawyer Towers housing project was owned by the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority. But in 2010, the towers, which dominate…