Ohio voters, even those who own guns, tend to favor stricter gun laws such as red flag laws and expanding background checks, ...

Sealing and expunging criminal records is a way for people to regain access to safe housing and better jobs. For many, it’s a ...

Wall St. Insights Firearm policy has become one of the most polarizing issues in American politics in recent years. The ...

Newsday's findings raise questions about whether public school bus drivers hired by private contractors are properly vetted.

To help Ohioans navigate the process of selecting the right financial adviser, the Division of Securities is offering clear guidance to make sure the adviser’s financial expertise matches with your ...

The Supreme Court of the United States has agreed to hear a case in which a female heterosexual employee claimed an Ohio state agency ...

Marlean Ames sued her employer, the Ohio Department of Youth Services, for passing her over for a job and later demoting her.

Republican incumbents in seven Ohio House seats in central Ohio counties adjacent to Franklin County face election challenges ...

Inside the making of Ohio State freshman Jeremiah Smith, who is already one of the best players in college football.

The order in which candidates are listed on Ohio’s ballots differs from precinct to precinct and is spelled out in state law. We’re talking about how the they vary on Today in Ohio. Listen online here ...

Learn about Q3 2024 compliance updates on background checks, including criminal history reform, pay transparency, and AI ...

Wednesday morning, Ravi V. Bellamkonda was named as Ohio State’s next executive vice president and provost. Alongside ...