The former state health director who became the face of Ohio’s early pandemic response is stepping down from her position at the Columbus Foundation to “carefully explore” running as a Democrat for the U.S. Senate.
The attorney for the family of Andre Hill says Wednesday’s indictment of the white Columbus police officer who shot the unarmed 47-year-old Black man is “an important step toward justice.”
Hundreds of law enforcement agencies in Ohio will be able to buy body-worn cameras through a $10 million grant Gov. Mike DeWine proposed in his budget.
The number of Ohioans filing initial claims for unemployment benefits fell slightly last week after four straight weeks of increases.
Two California residents accused of creating fake Ohio farms to receive $7.4 million in pandemic relief loans have been charged federally in Cleveland with wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Ohio State football coach Ryan Day says he’s planning for a somewhat normal string of spring practices starting next month and culminating in the return of the spring game in mid-April.
Police were working to identify the man whose body was found in a mattress on the Southwest Side Wednesday morning.
A former Franklin County official faces up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud in connection with his work for a company bidding for a contract with the Greater Columbus Convention Center.
The Los Angeles Clippers found enough energy on tired legs to end a six-game road trip with a 121-99 win over the Cavaliers.
With nearly 200,000 Ohioans receiving their second COVID-19 vaccination doses, the state is taking steps to address a wide disparity between whites and Blacks in the rate of vaccinations.
