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Cincinnati Council wants to spend $17 million to fund two projects for the city's fire department. City administrators will have to find the funding in...

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told Congress that Tehran is sticking to the 2015 deal that has been harshly criticized by President Trump.

The Ohio Board of Education has voted to recoup more than $19 million in overpayments to the state’s largest online public charter school that closed its doors last month. The board voted 15 to 0 Monday, directing the state Department of Education to take whatever measures necessary to recover the funds from ECOT—the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow—for the 2016-2017 school year.

Singer-songwriter Matt Hectorne was raised in the South but now calls Northeast Ohio home. His latest album, “Work,” explores the challenges of living...

A falling goose hit a waterfowl hunter near the Miles River on the state's eastern shore, knocking him out and causing head and facial injuries. He's in stable condition.

A decades-old monument honoring Confederate Army General Robert E. Lee has been removed from a street corner in Franklin, Ohio, a city in Warren…

Lorain City Schools will spend the next month testing pilot programs that the district CEO says will help get the academically distressed district back on track. Lorain schools CEO David Hardy Jr. has assembled five task force teams to pilot a number of programs that could be rolled out district-wide in the fall. One of the programs is a parent university. Lorain will test the wrap around services provided by the university with a small group this spring before implementing it on a larger scale.

The state auditor says he wants Medicaid providers to insure that they’ll do the work the state is paying them for by putting up some money to prove it....

The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber is rolling out a vision to make it easier to get to work, school, health care, and where you need to be.

The Margaret Olwill was on its way to Cleveland from Kelley’s Island at the end of June 1899, carrying 900 tons of limestone and 12 passengers. Caught in…