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Thousands of COTA bus riders could find themselves scrambling to get to work next week if union workers go on strike. Union leaders will meet again with…

Columbus city officials today opened fire hydrants and cooling centers to help residents beat the late June heat. As the temperature headed to triple…

While the recession technically ended 15 months ago, Ohio's unemployment rate still stands above ten percent. The national jobless rate is only slightly…

Its politics for breakfast at the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. Major party candidates for the 15th congressional district will face off for the second…

Evelyn Van-Til is getting used to crime in her neighborhood. Her house, that's just a block from Weinland Park, near Fourth Street and Seventh Avenue, was…

President Obama will sit down with a Columbus family Tuesday. WOSU went to Clintonville to speak with residents about Obama's visit to their neighborhood…

The end of Ramadan celebrations began yesterday, but some Muslims in central Ohio are holding off on any big festivities today to remember the tragedy of…

Heads of state and captains of industry, office managers and small business owners - these are roles that traditionally get labeled as leaders. During…

Columbus School Board Members approved a new contract today (yesterday) calling for pay raises for Schools Superintendent Gene Harris that would make her…

After a second run for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, Ohio Republican Steve Stivers unseated his Democratic opponent. After spending only…