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Unionized workers at the Central Ohio Transit Authority kept working this month after a contract expired at the end of January. Both sides are keeping mum…

There's only one professional sports team in Columbus that has a winning record and a chance to get into the post-season playoffs.It's the Columbus Comets…

Ohio lawmakers who want to require insurers to offer mental as well as physical health care coverage will resume their battle. They have been unsuccessful…

When congress again meets in a few days, Ohio will have a new senator and several new house members. Democrat Sherrod Brown moves from the house to the…

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that sometimes, when workers cause their OWN on-the-job injuries, they can be denied workers compensation benefits.…

Governor Ted Strickland's late-night swearing-in was the legal one. But Democrats will not settle for that as their only celebration. One reason centers…

It appears that there's been a noticeable shift in the political thinking of Christian evangelicals. Two years ago, three out of four white evangelicals…

The heads of Ohio's major political parties have had a few days to reflect on what happened on election night. And they're determining what they need to…

A proposal to have Ohio join a multi-state compact to regulate the use of water in the Great Lakes is sparking controversy at the statehouse. Governor Bob…

Opponents of a recently passed bill that limits consumer lawsuits are lobbying Governor Taft to veto it. They are concerned that the measure would make it…