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  • With the debates over, President Obama headed back to Ohio Tuesday. He spoke to a crowd of 9,500 in the Democratic stronghold of Dayton. In a rare…
  • Fewer Ohioans are going into business for themselves these days, with the number of self-employed in the state at its lowest level since 2001. The Dayton…
  • The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation today approved a rate reduction of 8.6 percent for private employers. The bureau says the price cut will go into…
  • The Central Ohio job market continues to outperform most of the state. Figures released by the state today show Franklin County with a non-seasonally…
  • The city of Columbus has a new bike share program. It’s called "CoGo" and is modeled after similar programs in other cities. Columbus officials call it…
  • A U.S. Census report shows that a greater share of Ohioans are living in poverty than before the Great Recession. The numbers show one in six Ohioans was…
  • The man who hit a Columbus Dispatch business reporter while he rode his bike in Upper Arlington Sunday has been indicted for vehicular assault and failure…
  • The state is urging Ohio veterans who served during the first Gulf war to apply for a bonus before a year-end deadline. Veterans of the Persian Gulf War…
  • Another big snow storm is complicating the first morning commute of 2014. Accumulations ranging from 4 to 6 inches are expected across the state as snow…
  • Central Ohio roads are mostly clear, but people are still doing their best to stay indoors. Temperatures fell below zero in many areas early Friday, with…
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