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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…

Ohio's pension funds are expected to benefit from what Ohio's attorney genereal is calling the largest settlement of its kind in the state's history. Ohio…

Ohio legislators are looking at yet another way to crack down on drunk drivers. The latest twist is based on technology. Statehouse correspondent Bill…

In the wake of the murders at Virginia Tech earlier this year, colleges across Ohio are beefing up security and making other changes, as students return…

Ohio Republican Senator George Voinovich is celebrating after his long time goal of reviving nuclear power took a big step forward.Todd Zwillich has the…

Governor Ted Strickland's plan to legalize electronic gaming machines like KENO at bars and veterans halls across Ohio is drawing fire from anti-gambling…

Groups that will be affected by Governor Ted Strickland's proposed budget cuts are speaking out. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reports.