Medicaid and other state agencies would see deeper funding cuts, but fewer schools would see reductions and a little more money would be directed at Ohio’s opioid crisis under Senate Republican budget changes unveiled today.
The ex-wife of the suspect in the fatal shooting of an Ohio police officer says the man’s mental health was unraveling in the weeks before the 2016 shooting.
A teenager charged in an Ohio school shooting that wounded two students will be tried as an adult.
Columbus police are looking for a man accused of exposing himself to a five-year-old girl in a Northwest Side bookstore last week.
Police named no suspects in the death of an 80-year-old man gunned down in his Hilltop home Monday morning.
Events are planned all across Ohio in June to show support for LGBTQ rights and raise awareness of the community’s health needs.
Health officials say the first positive test for West Nile virus has been found in a pool of mosquitoes from a trap in western Franklin County.
Another major change is coming to the traffic pattern in the North Side MegaFix construction zone at the U.S. Route 23/I-270/State Route 315 interchange.
The main branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library will open at 1:00 p.m. Monday following an active shooter situation Sunday afternoon that caused the building to be evacuated and which left a man injured.
For the first time in seven months, prices at the gas pump are lower than they were one year ago, thanks to an abundant supply of gasoline and falling crude oil prices.
