An Ohio State researcher predicts the world is on pace to experience at least one outbreak of a deadly disease like Ebola every year because of the high number of diseases that are transmitted from animals to humans.
Columbus saw only a stray flurry on Thursday, but parts of northeast Ohio were getting slammed with up to 12 inches of snow.
A state Supreme Court justice says language on gay marriage, pro or con, doesn’t belong in the Ohio Constitution.
A Columbus lobbyist and a Canton-based financial adviser were sentenced to more than three years apiece in federal prison for their parts in a bribery scheme that authorities say was orchestrated by an ex-deputy state treasurer who fled to Pakistan to avoid his own sentencing.
Columbus police say they have arrested the alleged hit man in a murder-for-hire scheme.
Three Columbus neighborhoods have been designated as the first battlefields in a fight to reduce infant mortality in the city.
As a lame-duck session gets underway at the Statehouse, lawmakers are considering several bills that would revamp the Ohio’s gun laws.
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear arguments next year in the appeal of a former death row inmate trying to clear his name in a pair of slayings he didn’t commit.
President Barack Obama’s health chief plans to discuss the second sign-up season for his signature health care law during a pair of stops Thursday in Ohio.
Columbus was one of two cities in Ohio and 38 in the U.S. to receive a perfect score on an equality index released by the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender civil rights organization.
