A representative of the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence urged lawmakers this week to extend the time survivors have to file civil lawsuits, telling a Senate panel that healing and justice rarely follow predictable timelines,

The ongoing work of identifying lead pipes for safer drinking water in Ohio has received more than $200 million in funding toward finding and replacing lead service lines across the

Ohio’s job market appears to be resilient in the face of higher gasoline prices, a conflict in Iran and other potentially disruptive events across the world. Ohio's unemployment rate dropped in April to 3.

Ohio’s biggest tax break for data centers is more expensive than once thought. A lot more expensive. In 2024, the state sales tax exemption for data centers cost Ohio about $555 million in revenue, four times more than the state Department of Taxation forecasted.

Ohio has had a lot of license plate designs over the years that many have criticized, from cluttered graphics to designs that feel more like a craft project gone wrong than a state identifier. Finally,

Ohio motorists are one step closer to getting a new license plate option.

Republican senators pulled SB 341, a bipartisan ban on 17-year-old marriages, off the Senate Judiciary Committee's agenda. Senate President Rob McColley — Vivek Ramaswamy's running mate — told the Columbus Dispatch the bill needs more time.

A group known as Conserve Ohio has been working to put a proposed constitutional amendment on November’s ballot to ban large data centers in the state. Despite growing disgust with data centers, the group’s effort has run into a snag.