State tells insurers to halt gag orders
Ohio’s insurance regulators are telling health insurers not to enforce gag orders that stop pharmacists from telling customers about the lowest drug price available.
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Mom: Teen charged in stepfather shooting was defending self
Authorities say a 17-year-old boy shot and killed his stepfather, while his mother says the shooting was in self-defense.
Health advocates fear e-cigarettes may increase smoking among young
A new survey finds e-cigarettes are growing in popularity in Ohio, leading to concerns about whether they are encourage young people to light up.
18 candidates compete for Tiberi’s House seat
Eighteen candidates are vying for a U.S. House seat in central Ohio that Republicans have held for 35 years and Democrats now see as competitive.
Trump brings infrastructure message back to Ohio
President Donald Trump is headed back to Ohio to promote his plans to rebuild and repair the nation’s roads and bridges.
Cleveland fertility clinic’s embryo tank had prior trouble
An Ohio fertility clinic says it had been experiencing problems with a storage tank for several weeks before it malfunctioned in early March and ruined more than 4,000 eggs and embryos.
Police: Woman made lewd comments to Easter Bunny
Police say a northern Ohio woman has been arrested for making lewd comments to an Easter Bunny.
Attorney for spared killer thankful for decision
An attorney for a convicted killer spared from execution by Gov. John Kasich says they’re grateful for the governor’s decision and will continue to pursue a “new and fair” trial.
Local gas prices drop
Gasoline prices in central Ohio are bucking the national trend, falling 8 cents in the last two weeks while prices nationwide climbed 7 cents, according to one survey.
Bill makes Ohio back-to-school tax holiday an annual event
The Ohio sales tax holiday that benefited back-to-school shoppers the last several years will become an annual, three-day event under a bill passed by state lawmakers.