In Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's second-to-last State of the State Wednesday, the Republican touted Ohio's recent record of attracting businesses and jobs to the state while noting that there are still ...

After a standing ovation to his State of the State address, Gov. DeWine received more mixed support from Democratic lawmakers ...

Environmental Protection Agency head Lee Zeldin vowed to reevaluate the 2009 Endangerment Finding — and all environmental ...

For the sake of our citizens and our education system, and to ensure we start to reverse Ohio’s brain drain, our legislators must reject Senate Bill 1, writes guest columnist Amy Cruickshank, an ...

The FOX 8 I-Team found a local lawmaker is now taking steps to help the Cleveland Browns get state money for their plans to ...

The Browns plan to offer "up-front cash" to encourage Ohio to issue $600 million in bonds for the proposed domed stadium and ...

Thousands of Central Ohio employees face the reality of returning to their offices after working remotely for years due to the pandemic.

The Democratic party, which holds a super minority in both chambers, held a press conference after the speech to respond. They were more focused on what DeWine didn’t say in his address.

Conservative lawmakers in the Buckeye State are pushing a bill that could create a devastating statewide brain drain.

A week after Ohio Senate Republicans passed a bill that would overhaul the state’s marijuana law, Ohio House Republicans introduced their own proposal. Their version would keep home grow and tax ...