Ohio News

Major phone providers have announced plans to retire their copper landline networks. Some Ohio residents say they still rely on the service to remain connected.

State lawmakers have sent to Gov. Mike DeWine a bill that removes short-barreled rifles and short-barreled shotguns from a list of weapons that are heavily restricted in Ohio and require special licenses.

Don Leonard said senior Democrats threatened to make his time in Congress "a living hell" if he doesn't support Hakeem Jeffries's bid to become Speaker of the House.

Lawmakers and advocates push for more state accountability after investigations by The Marshall Project exposed gaps in state oversight.

Veterans in rural communities are struggling to access health care. In southeast Ohio’s Noble County, volunteer drivers ensure veterans get the care they need.

House Speaker Matt Huffman (R-Lima) wants to retain that post, but some other Republicans might try to get Democrats to help them elect another leader.

As he prepares to leave office, Gov. Mike DeWine is in the process of considering commutations of multiple death sentences.

Data centers contributed more than $9 billion to Ohio’s gross domestic product last year, according to a report announced by the state’s largest business organization.

A federal judge ruled this week that Little Miami High School history teacher George McIntyre's decision to hang a pro-LGBTQ flag in his classroom is not protected by the First Amendment.

A Columbus police report said the incident involved two people who were on fire. Ohio State's chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon is being investigated for possible hazing.