Bill collectors and law firms working for the Ohio Attorney General’s office are tacking unreasonably high charges onto the amounts they try to collect from people with long-overdue student loans, according to lawsuits filed by the Legal Aid Society of Columbus.
The conditions of two members of a high school water polo team injured in a fatal northwest Ohio crash that also injured two other team members and their mother and killed the woman’s 19-year-old daughter have been upgraded.
After two weeks of price hikes, the average price of gasoline in Columbus is below $2 a gallon to start the work week for the first time since July 25, according to the AAA.
Public-health officials are imploring area residents to obey a simple but crucial rule: If you’re sick, stay out of the pool.
A committee of experts, school leaders and lawmakers will study drug-use prevention education in Ohio schools with orders to report back in three months with suggestions for improving drug-prevention efforts.
A homeless advocacy organization and a Black Lives Matter group are challenging the fatal Cincinnati police shooting of a black man with a history of mental illness.
When it comes to providing workplace policies that support children and families, Ohio ranks near the bottom among the 50 states, dropping the ball on paid leave and sick days.
Gas prices around Ohio are up slightly as the new workweek begins but are only in line with the nationwide average.
It’s back-to-school time and students must put behind their relaxed summer routines for busy school nights and early morning alarms, a transition that can be tough on both their mental and physical health.
Police say a central Ohio fire chief and his wife have been injured after they hit a deer while riding their motorcycle Sunday.
