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While insurance adjusters continue their sweep of Houston after Hurricane Harvey, Ohioans wonder how much coverage they need to buy in case of major…

The Ohio Republican Party’s state dinner this weekend brought in hundreds to Columbus, and included two leaders with two different perspectives on the…

Political insiders largely expect Rich Cordray, former Ohio attorney general and the current head of the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, to…

Ohio tax law still has a “marriage penalty” – when married couples file jointly and pay more in state income taxes than they paid separately when they...

Traffic reporter Denise Johnson says she left WXIX-TV Wednesday because she refused to accept the station's 90-day contract extension.

Almost 3,000 people painted their bodies blue and gathered in Germany in hopes of setting a world record on Saturday.

Starting on Tuesday, Columbus parking authorities will ticket people who park in Short North parking spots usually reserved for permit holders.In January,…

The number of COVID-19 cases the Jonathan Alder School District has had in the first three weeks of this school year is well over half the number they had in the entire previous year.

It's unclear how many Ohioans might be evicted soon due to the federal moratorium on evictions being lifted.

The USDA's latest report found that nearly all major food groups are going up in price.