Taking Heat From All Sides, House GOP Shelves Anti-Vaccination Bill

Ohio House Republicans have pumped the brakes on what was once turbo-charged legislation aimed to restrict abilities of employers and co ...

The Governor’s Gambit: Trading Vaccines For School Reopenings Mostly Worked For DeWine, But There Are Holdouts

With more than 90 percent of Ohio’s students attending in-person classes since March 1, Gov. DeWine seems to have hit a home run.

Third Coronavirus Stimulus Checks: What To Expect In Ohio

The Senate will begin debate Wednesday on a $1.9 trillion relief bill that directly aids families, states, cities, the unemployed and more.

Happy Birthday Ohio!

Today is Ohio’s 218th Birthday

Abolish Ohio's Death Penalty, Bipartisan Coalition Says

A bipartisan, bicameral group of legislators, political activists and faith groups want to get rid of Ohio's death penalty.

Former Ohio GOP Chair Jane Timken Announces Candidacy For Senate

Timken joins a field of candidates looking to replace Rob Portman in 2022.

Ohio No. 2 In Nation In Anti-Government Extremism: SPLC

The Buckeye State has the second most anti-government groups in the nation, according to a new report.

‘Inequalities Grow Before Our Eyes’: Alarming New Data Show Ohio’s Black Students Have Lost A Half-Year Of Learning During The Pandemic

“We’re likely to see learning loss across the board and the learning loss is going to be particularly bad for disadvantaged students.”

Ohio Leaders Unveil Executive Budget, Critics Say 'Not Enough'

Gov. Mike DeWine released his biennial executive budget this week, drawing praise and ire from critics.

Dave Yost Won't Run For Senate In Ohio In 2022

The Ohio Attorney General said he is not the candidate to replace Sen. Rob Portman.

FirstEnergy Agrees To Not Adjust Rates For Profit

As part of an out-of-court settlement, FirstEnergy will not change its energy rates for customers.

Jim Jordan Won't Run For Senate

The Republican ruled out trying to succeed Rob Portman.

Ohio's Statewide Curfew Reduced By 1 Hour

Gov. Mike DeWine said declining COVID-19 hospitalization rates prompted the loosening of the curfew.

Jon Husted Won't Run For Senate, Signals Gubernatorial Intention

The current Lieutenant Governor of Ohio has ruled out trying to succeed Rob Portman in the Senate.

Ohio Considers Lifting Statewide Curfew

"If there are seven straight days with fewer than 2,500 COVID-19 patients in Ohio hospitals, the curfew will be lifted entirely."

Sen. Rob Portman Will Not Seek Re-Election

The longtime Ohio senator said "partisan gridlock" deterred him from again seeking public office.

Governor Orders $390 Million In Ohio Budget Cuts

Gov. Mike DeWine signed an executive order implementing $390 million in budget cuts across all Ohio agencies.

Ohio Extending Curfew Due To Coronavirus Threat

Gov. Mike DeWine said the Ohio Department of Health will extend the 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew.

Presidential Inauguration: When, How To Watch In Ohio

Here's how Ohioans can watch the inauguration ceremony. Plus: Photos of President Donald Trump leaving the White House.

Ohio National Guard Mobilized To Protect Ohio Statehouse

Gov. Mike DeWine said he will not "tolerate" violence in Columbus or around the state.

Ohio Sues To Stop Rate Increase By FirstEnergy

“It's time for the court to shut the House Bill 6 piggybank down," Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said.

2nd Trump Impeachment: How Ohio Delegation Voted

Ohio's delegation voted against President Donald Trump's impeachment, with a few key exceptions.

Ohio Settles Lawsuit Accusing Group Of Stealing From Veterans

A group called Healing Heroes claimed to provide services for veterans. Instead, they pocketed the donations, Ohio's attorney general said.

Armed March May Come To Ohio Statehouse

Ohio's elected officials have not commented about reported plans for an armed march in Columbus.

​Trump Honors GOP Ally Rep. Jim Jordan With Medal Of Freedom

Jordan has been one of the more outspoken defenders of the president as Trump faces the prospect of being impeached for a second time.

Ohio Governor Vetoes Legislation Voiding COVID-19 Order

Ohio Republicans attempted to void a state health department order on county fairs. Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed the legislation this week.

Ohio Governor Blames Trump For U.S. Capitol Riot

Gov. Mike DeWine said the president's "incendiary" speech contributed to the insurrection at the Capitol.

Ohio Lawmakers Condemn Breach, Violence At U.S. Capitol

Ohio Democrats and Republicans are both calling for the restoration of order at the U.S. Capitol.

'Stand Your Ground' Legislation Signed Into Law In Ohio

Gov. Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 175 into law on Monday, saying he believes Ohioans have a right to "protect themselves."

Rep. Jim Jordan To Receive Presidential Medal Of Freedom

Jordan has been an outspoken ally of President Donald Trump.

Stimulus Payments, Small Business Help Headed To OH: What To Know

Much needed help is headed to Ohio residents. Here’s what you need to know.

Ohio Suing Facebook, Accuses Company Of Being Monopoly

Ohio is joining a multi-state lawsuit accusing Facebook of being a monopoly.

'Ohio Needs Coronavirus Financial Relief,' Gov. DeWine Says

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine joined a chorus of voices calling on Congress to pass a COVID-19 relief package.

Ohio Announces New Position To Address COVID-19 Race Disparities

The Ohio Department of Health created a new position to create more equitable health outcomes for all Ohioans.

Ohio Extends Deadline For Renewing Expired Drivers Licenses

The state has extended the lifespan of expired drivers licenses, vehicle registrations and ID cards.

PUCO Chairman Resigns After FBI Raid At His Home

Sam Randazzo resigned as chairman of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission (PUCO) on Friday.

Ohio Sues To Stop House Bill 6 Fees From Being Collected

The state is trying to prevent Ohioans having to foot the bill for a nuclear plant bailout.

For Only 3rd Time Since 1900, Ohio Did Not Pick The President

With Joe Biden now the projected winner of the 2020 presidential election, it appears Ohio voters did not select the president.

Ohio Called For Trump As Other Key States Await Results

While the Buckeye State was settled Tuesday evening, other key battleground states were not.

How Long Will Vote Counting Take In Ohio: Presidential Race

Polls have closed in Ohio and the country is waiting to see who wins the Buckeye State.