Kirk Dixon carried the secret of his abuse for decades. Only after his adult daughters convinced him to go to therapy did he realize the damage that the shame had caused.

A bipartisan bill would allow Ohio workers to get up to 14 weeks of state paid leave to help them deal with newborns, medical emergencies or elderly or ill family members.

The group wanting Ohio voters to abolish property taxes almost certainly will fall short of the fall ballot, even though the deadline to submit signatures is over two months away.

Four Democratic state lawmakers are fronting an effort to legalize medically assisted suicide for Ohioans facing terminal diagnoses.

Votes for Heather Hill, who's running for the Republican nomination for Ohio governor, won't be counted, though her name and her running mate's name will still be on the statewide ballot.

On April 29, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments challenging the Trump administration’s attempts to terminate Temporary Protected Status for Haiti and Syria. One of the plaintiffs is Springfield resident Vilès Dorsainvil.

Data from the Butler County General Health District shows that while infant mortality rates have improved consistently since 2012, Black infants continue to die at a higher rate than white infants.

Ohio’s child care system is widely considered to be in a state of crisis. And while bills to address that crisis have been introduced, few have seen much traction.

The General Services Administration is looking for a new steward for Cleveland’s West Pierhead Lighthouse. It's looking for interest from the right organization or group.

Submetering companies buy electricity from utilities and then resell power back to tenants.