Officials are urging Ohioans to stay informed, as new work requirements for the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance ...

Ten years ago, Ohio prohibited questions about past criminal convictions on job applications for public sector employees. Now ...

On a recent Thursday afternoon, at a mostly empty Caribbean restaurant in southeast Springfield, Pushon Jacques grimaced as ...

Extreme cold is pushing the regional power grid into uncharted territory, with Ohio’s regional grid operator warning of ...

Detroit earned an F grade for particulate matter pollution in the American Lung Association's 2025 State of the Air report.

As construction booms in central Ohio, building code officials work behind the scenes to review plans and inspect projects ...

As some Worthington residents debate the use of sharpshooters, Metro Parks officials say decades of data and experience show ...

The Ohio Election Integrity Commission began its work with a new, five-member panel that was sworn in and adopted new governing rules and procedures. It was created by the General Assembly earlier ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A single data center can use up to half a billion gallons of water daily to cool massive banks of computer servers. Some of that used water could soon be discharged into Ohio’s lakes ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WTVG) - The Ohio Supreme Court this week will hear a case this week that stems from a tragedy in Toledo when a sandbag was tossed over a bridge, killing a man driving on I-75 back in ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Ohio workers started the new year with more money headed to their paychecks as the state’s minimum wage increased by 2.8% on Jan. 1. The raise affects workers across the state ...

COLUMBUS — The Supreme Court of Ohio on Dec. 24 upheld the granting of a permit to construct a large-scale solar farm in Hancock County near the village of Arcadia. The high court affirmed the Ohio ...