Ohio News

Candidates’ yard signs were once again fighting for real estate in the mulch surrounding the one early voting center for the biggest county in the state Tuesday morning.

New home values — which went up by nearly $4 billion in total across one Ohio county — are leaving some with mixed opinions about property taxes.

Voters in Trenton will decide whether to ban large-scale data centers next month. Now, City Council is considering promises for financial benefits to residents that would only take effect if voters reject Issue 17.

Ohioans who haven't voted in a while could find that they are no longer registered.

A master agreement in a lawsuit against former OSU team physician Richard Strauss says a mediator can decide if plaintiffs who settled in an earlier case are owed more.

Dayton's congressman has long advocated for Delphi retirees, who had their pensions slashed in the Great Recession.

As schools face rising expenses, Ohio's educational service centers can help them save money. But what is an ESC, and how does it work?

Ohio's manufacturing industry estimates it'll need 35,000 workers every year to meet growing demand.

A historic $2.2 billion investment is coming to central Ohio from the German pharmaceutical and biotechnology company Bayer.

This is the 10th year for Woosterfest's Wiener Dog Race, which attracted dachshunds and their human companions from across Ohio and as far away as California.