The Columbus City Council plans to enact into law Mayor Andrew J. Ginther’s executive order that prohibits arresting or denying public services to immigrants in the city based on their immigration status.
An overriding interest in ensuring student safety gives school officials greater legal leeway to conduct searches, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Thursday in a case involving a gun in the book bag of a Columbus high school student.
A state hearing officer has ruled against ECOT in its appeal of the Ohio Department of Education’s determination that the online school owes $60 million for enrollment that cannot be justified.
In the wake of complaints about the leadership of OSU’s Wexner Medical Center, Dr. Sheldon Retchin resigned as CEO.
House Speaker Paul Ryan can probably expect some questions about the sudden firing of FBI Director James Comey when Ryan visits central Ohio Wednesday.
A levy for senior citizens’ services in Franklin County was overwhelmingly approved in a primary election Tuesday.
The Ohio House has approved a nearly $64 billion, two-year operating budget that would impose new controls on Medicaid expansion money and invest $170 million in tackling the state’s No. 1 ranking in opioid deaths.
Voters head to the polls in Ohio Tuesday to narrow down the fields for Columbus City Council and decide the fate of a senior citizens’ officials say is essential to keep up with Franklin County‘s aging population.
Three fatal shootings in a violent five-hour period overnight Sunday and early Monday brought the total number of homicides in Columbus to 45, a significant increase over last year’s pace, and a trend law enforcement officials are at a loss to fully explain.
Get outside this month to see nature’s riot of color, as trilliums, violets and other spring wildflowers open their petals across Ohio.
