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Columbus City Council President Matt Habash announced Monday that he will end his 14-year tenure on the council next month.Earlier this fall Habash…

A new study of housing inventory in Over-the-Rhine finds the Cincinnati neighborhood has become more economically diverse since 2002, but has lost 73 pe...

In the wake of the Oregon shootings, nothing is expected to pass Congress. And that's easily explainable.

Hundreds gathered at Vets' Memorial on West Broad Street this morning to say their last goodbyes to Franklin County Sheriff Jim Karnes. Many of the people…

Many families lost food last week after remnants of Hurricane Ike caused power outages. And for those living pay check to pay check losing groceries is…

Just in time for its bicentennial, the City of Columbus will introduce a new bridge connecting the west side to downtown. Officials say the Rich Street…

Columbus is trailing behind the state and the rest of the nation in Census response rates. Columbus' rate is 61%, while Ohio's overall response rate is 10…

The 14th Akron Marathon is this weekend. This year’s race features a new way to motivate runners. Akron Children’s Hospital is sponsoring the race for...

Brigid Kelly of Norwood, an organizer for the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, had a substantial lead in early ballots cast in the Democratic p...

Former Cincinnati school board member Catherine Ingram has won a Democratic primary in the 32nd Ohio House District over two challengers.