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The House-passed state budget plan sets limits on the number of times a week the group can remove Ohio kids from school for religious instruction.

Residents are still waiting to receive most of the money from the settlement because of pending appeals, although some payments have started to go out.

The demonstration was one of many held around the country on the same day to speak out against mounting pressure on universities to scrap diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and comply with federal efforts targeting international students.

Under the agreement, the county will spend $64.5 million to help fund the first phase of renovations to Paycor.

CMHA failed to pay some landlords. While tenants are not legally responsible for CMHA's payments, landlords still took tenants to eviction court.

Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein filed a nuisance lawsuit against Sanctuary Night, alleging open drug use, apparent sex work and property crime.

On a gloomy primary election day in central Ohio, predictions of low voter turnout seem to be holding true.

Tax revenues from auto sales in Ohio were way up in April, but income tax collections were down, in a month when they’re usually strong.

An Ohio law mandating a 24-hour waiting period before an abortion is already on hold by a court ruled it unconstitutional.

The Mathile Center for Mental Health and Wellness broke ground two years ago and will soon open its doors to patients, with appointments beginning July 15.