Ohio News

Ahead of Sunday's game in Tampa, sports commentator Terry Pluto reflects on the Browns’ 2022 decision to move on from Baker Mayfield and how their paths have diverged since.

The Ohio Craft Brewers Association has been trying to kickstart Senate Bill 23 during the legislature’s recess.

Results for statewide English language arts and math proficiency are at five-year highs for Ohio's K-12 public schools, but officials said there’s still work to do.

Libertarian Don Kissick said he's getting support from both Republicans and Democrats who don't like their party's choices.

If Trenton voters ban large data centers in November, Amazon Web Services may try going through the townships instead. But Madison Township doesn't control its own zoning.

Artworks by the beloved PBS show host don't come up for sale very often, and they've been fetching larger sales prices of late when they do.

Two northeast Ohio lawmakers are teaming up on a bill that would require utility companies to reimburse ratepayers for food and medicine lost in long power outages.

Although corporate executives donate to political parties and candidates frequently, it’s rarer for corporations to wade in.

A carnival on Sunday in Summit County gave kids with sensory sensitivities a chance to enjoy the fun of a fair, just at a lower decibel.

The college will move into the historic Huntington Bank building located at 17 South High Street.