New Report Highlights Who Is Unemployed in Ohio — And Why
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A new statewide report shows that while unemployment touches a broad mix of Ohio workers, race, education and geography still heavily influence who is most likely to…
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — A new statewide report shows that while unemployment touches a broad mix of Ohio workers, race, education and geography still heavily influence who is most likely to…
COLUMBUS, Ohio —Ahead of the Big Ten Football Championship Game between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Indiana Hoosiers, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Indiana Governor Mike Braun have placed…
Empowered for Excellence Faces $1.87 Million Medicaid Repayment After State Audit TOLEDO, Ohio — A Toledo-based behavioral health provider, Empowered for Excellence, has been ordered to repay nearly **$1.87 million**…
TOLEDO, Ohio — Former residents of Riverside Mobile Home Park in Toledo claim demolition crews destroyed their homes and buried irreplaceable belongings, including medical equipment, before they could retrieve them,…
CINCINNATI, Ohio — Cincinnati Bengals’ playoff hopes have become one of the most talked-about topics in the NFL this week. Fresh off a crucial victory that kept their postseason aspirations…
Congressman Dave Taylor’s push for a new Interstate 73 corridor across Ohio has moved from long‑talked concept to a live political fight over who benefits from billions in infrastructure spending…
STARK COUNTY, Ohio – A Canton man accused in a high‑profile homicide case has died while being held at the Stark County Jail, effectively ending the criminal prosecution before it…
The Ohio House of Representatives has passed House Bill 338, dubbed “Andy’s Law,” imposing mandatory minimum sentences for assaults on correctional officers, a measure now awaiting Senate approval. Sparked by…
Maxwell Anatra, the 24-year-old suspect accused of the aggravated murder of his parents, Matthew and Lisa Anatra, in Crestline, Ohio, has had bond set at $1 million following his arraignment…
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine vetoed Senate Bill 50 on December 3, 2025, blocking changes that would have allowed 14- and 15-year-olds to work later hours, including until 9 p.m. on…