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  • 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.
  • In the 1960's and 70's, it looked as if Tuberculosis might disappear altogether in the U.S. But that didn't happen. Instead, the number of cases increased…
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