For months, right-wing conspiracy theorists like Ohio's Vivek Ramaswamy have flooded social media with posts accusing Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce of being part of a deep state conspiracy to keep Donald Trump from returning to the White House. It's nonsense.

The next Ohio governor's election is more than two years away, but Lt. Gov. Jon Husted already has millions in the bank for his run for the GOP nomination.

It started when Speaker of the House Mike Johnson declared a $118 billion aid package deal brokered by a bipartisan group in the Senate "dead on arrival" before Johnson had ever read it.

Major cities in Ohio, including Cincinnati, want laws to prevent sale of flavored tobaccos to minors. But the Republican supermajority in the legislature is blocking them from doing that.

Backers of an "Ohio Voter Bill of Rights" are fighting off roadblocks to getting their issue on the November ballot. But there is concern it might end up hurting a ballot issue for redistricting reform.

In a debate broadcast statewide Monday night — though not in Cincinnati — the three candidates for the GOP Senate nomination spent at least as much time attacking each other as talking about issues.

Vivek Ramaswamy's longshot presidential candidacy ran out of steam in Iowa. What's next for the Cincinnati Republican?

Republicans in the Ohio House have found a new target for their anti-trans legislation — school bathrooms.

Citizens Not Politicians, a coalition of voter rights groups, plans to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot which would take the power of redistricting out of the hands of Ohio politicians.

After weeks of study and talking to parents and medical professionals, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed a bill that would have halted health care for Ohio's trans population.