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African American state lawmakers say they want changes in criminal justice laws, and they say they’re hoping those changes can begin before a verdict…

The end of April marks the end of National Poetry Month. Before the celebration of words and meter could come to a close, I sat down for a phone interview…

Ohio’s official unemployment rate took a sharp downturn turn last month, although a separate survey of employers showed fewer people in the workforce.A…

This is expected to be a record year for road construction, with the Ohio Department of Transportation planning to spend $2.4 billion maintaining and…

The state is working with community leaders trying to find ways to curb the infant mortality crisis. A new report shows that 1,024 babies died before…

Congress is sending a bill to the president in their push to address the nation’s drug epidemic. The legislation will give border agents access to…

Leaders of the Ohio crime lab that processes chemical evidence from opiate-related cases say they're having a hard time keeping up. Officials with the…

The largest business group in the state has put together a free online toolkit for any employer who’s dealing with opioid problems in the workplace –…

A Cleveland doctor whose paperwork to run for governor was rejected has filed a challenge in the Ohio Supreme Court. He’s hoping to get back into what is…

The Franklin County Coroner's Office has recorded a "dramatic increase" in overdose deaths, a total of 18 in one week. That's about 2.5 deaths per day -…