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Republican lawmakers frustrated at Gov. Mike DeWine’s 67 line-item vetoes in the new state budget have planned to come back later this month to override some of those.

An appeals court has ruled the state of Ohio does not have the legal authority to prevent communities from banning flavored tobacco products

On July 9, the Clergy Community Coalition will turn in certified signatures to get a public hospital initiative on the November ballot.

The ban is scheduled to begin in January 2026, but some Ohio districts are opting to implement it when students return from summer break.

Sheehan Brothers Vending is headquartered in Springfield and has recalled a number of its vending and mini market products after an Ohio Department of Agriculture inspection found undeclared sesame allergens in some of its food.

The Yellow Springs Council has approved the preliminary plan for new apartments, to be built on former Antioch College property.

The fund, newly established by the Portage Foundation, will seed new support programs for LGBTQ+ students and residents, and emergency aid for students.

While a lawsuit blocked the Trump administration's planned June 30 shut down date, the future of the federal Job Corps program is still uncertain.

Historian Nola Hadley Torres shares oral histories of Appalachian women who migrated to Cincinnati, OH, after WWII, revealing stories of resilience, identity, and pride.

My final interview with the notable Hollywood producer of programs like "The Rockford Files" and "The A-Team" who had reinvented himself as a writer of crime fiction.