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This week's election results will mean a new political landscape in the Ohio legislature. Republicans will continue to dominate in both the House and…

State leaders say Ohio's new smoking ban is - in the health department's words - "alive and well." But some groups are sending the opposite message to…

A sharply divided House has okayed the measure that would translate the new voter-approved minimum wage hike into law. Ohio Public Radio's Karen Kasler…

Ohio Lawmakers passed many significant pieces of legislation during 2006. Ohio Public Radio's Bill Cohen has a review of the bills that became law during…

People who rape or expose themselves to children could soon be spending more time in prison. Governor Bob Taft Tuesday signed two bills into law that…

Crimes against the elderly are some of the most common scams, but also the most underreported. One Columbus woman is breaking her silence about the…

The Ohio Department of Agriculture has revoked the permits that allow one of the state's largest egg farmers to operate. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles…

Every year, for several years, students at state-supported universities across Ohio have been faced with tuition increases of four percent, six percent,…

Last summer, Congress passed a new federal law, requiring medicaid recipients to prove they are U.S. citizens. One goal was to stop illegal immigrants…

The leaders of Ohio's two major farming groups have very different opinions on a key element of the 2007 Farm Bill, subsidies for farmers making what many…