This month, a Franklin County judge ordered the state to pay out nearly a billion dollars in federal pandemic unemployment ...

Guest columnist Rob Brundrett, president of the Ohio Oil and Gas Association, writes how natural gas is crucial to ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Nearly 771,000 Ohioans who receive Medicaid benefits under expanded rules could lose their coverage if the ...

Ohioans protested Trump's policies and Musk's government influence on Presidents Day as part of the 50501 movement.

Over 350,000 Ohioans have already signed up for digital IDs, which are currently accepted at major airports, some businesses, and universities for age verification. The bill's sponsor emphasizes the ...

The demonstrators in Columbus were not alone. Protesters totaling in the thousands came out nationwide in Cleveland, ...

Jake Zuckerman writes that Gov. Mike DeWine’s proposed state budget would require the state to back out of Medicaid expansion ...

Our health care system is in critical condition, and it’s core sickness is monopolies,” she said in a virtual event ...

Several programs are available to help residents with investor-owned utilities keep their gas and electricity on, and to reconnect service if it has been disconnected.

Ohioans bought less liquor in 2024. Ohioans bought less liquor in 2024. While state spirits sales by gallons have dropped several years in a row after the big home bar boom of 2020 during the ...

More than a dozen people spoke out against a bill that would make several changes to Ohio’s marijuana law during Tuesday’s Ohio Senate General Government Committee meeting. Ohio Sen.

Data centers support 84,900 Ohio jobs Data center industry makes economic case Ohio not major player in industry A new report from a data center trade association seeks to counter growing data ...