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Smart Columbus is offering $30,000 in tax rebates to taxi services that buy an electric vehicle for their fleet.There are 10 of the $3,000 rebates…

The Columbus School Board has laid out a roadmap for their superintendent search with an eye toward a mid-year start for the district’s next leader.The…

WVXU politics reporter Howard Wilkinson talked with News Director Maryanne Zeleznik Monday about speculation that Ohio's senior senator, Sherrod Brown,...

It will be a hot, short day for Columbus City Schools.Because many schools still lack air conditioning, the district is dismissing all schools 2.5 hours…

Ohio is suing a company that managed prescription benefits for the state Bureau of Workers' Compensation, seeking to recover nearly $16 million in alleged…

UPS announced on Wednesday that the company would immediately begin the hiring 600 permanent jobs in Columbus.The openings follow the expansion of the…

Honoring Martin Luther King Day: The Northern Kentucky Brotherhood Singer s have been performing their 5-part gospel harmonies around the Greater...

Insurgent violence in Iraq has escalated again, with more than 100 deaths last week -- most recently, a pair of bombings in Iraq that killed at least 20 people. Also, Iraqi officials reportedly move closer to forming a government. The BBC's Baghdad bureau chief Carolina Hawley details the latest attacks and political developments.

Bush administration officials are counting on oil revenue from Iraq to offset the cost of rebuilding the country. But lawyers and analysts are raising legal questions about U.S. plans to manage Iraq's oil industry, even on a temporary basis. NPR's Michele Kelemen reports.

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger calls for a special election so voters can consider his far-reaching proposals on reshaping the state's government. The move bypasses the legislature. John Myers of member station KQED reports.