Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost certified the title and summary language for a referendum that would repeal Senate Bill 1, ...

U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio wanted to slip a sweeping measure into a spending bill that would gut the Federal Trade Commission. Critics say it’s no coincidence that the FTC is suing mammoth health ...

Voting legislation is advancing in the Ohio Senate. Last week, a committee approved a measure prohibiting ranked choice voting and heard from proponents of a plan to require proof of citizenship for ...

Ohio voters will decide whether to renew a program that helps local governments support public infrastructure projects Tuesday on the May primary ballot. Early voting is already underway. Depending on ...

One hundred days into his second presidential term, Donald Trump’s support in Ohio is softening. Just two months ago, the ...

The Ohio Retirement Study Council leaders are evaluating whether or not to remove the voting rights of teachers on their ...

A bill proposed in the Ohio Senate would ban exclusive streaming contracts for college sports, stopping fans from needing to ...

Housing advocates are urging Ohio senators to remove an amendment from the state’s two-year operating budget that would significantly affect a source of funding for local homelessness and affordable ...

With new legislation regarding carbon dioxide injection wells, private landowners could have no rights or the ability to stop ...

Ohio Senate Bill 86 would require intoxicating hemp products to be sold only at adult-use marijuana dispensaries instead of ...

Ohio's top union leader is disappointed and concerned following Intel's announcement of significant layoffs, which could ...

Ohio state lawmakers approved an energy deal Wednesday in a pair of back-to-back floor votes. The sweeping legislation aims to encourage investment in new power generation by building a moat around ...