A growing number of states are reexamining how the criminal legal system treats pregnant and postpartum women behind bars.

As communities across the Midwest grapple with flooding, rising energy costs, aging infrastructure, and increasing uncertainty, leaders from across the region will gather at the Midwest Sustainability Summit to explore what it takes to build systems that can adapt, endure, and thrive.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists at Cincinnati’s Port of Entry inspected and seized a shipment arriving from Germany containing 337 hatching eggs placed in foam layers on May 27.

Ohio Farm Bureau is accepting applications for AgriPOWER Class XVII, a leadership and advocacy development program designed to equip Ohio agriculture’s rising leaders with the skill, knowledge and connections needed to strengthen their communities and advance the industry.

The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) will be sponsoring three collection events for farmers to dispose of unwanted pesticides.

Hearing backlash from residents, cities and counties across the country in recent weeks have blocked planned data centers amid concerns over rising electricity prices and environmental harms.

A Cincinnati man, Chester Lee Holloway, 35, was sentenced recently to 127 months by Chief U.S. District Judge David Bunning for felon in possession of a firearm.

A Columbus man was sentenced recently to 71 months in prison and four years of supervised release after previously pleading guilty to dogfighting and drug distribution charges.

Higher electric rates? Massive data centers looming over neighborhoods? Ugly political fights over what to do about them?

An Allen County man barred from possessing a gun under state and federal law may petition to have his firearm rights reinstated, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled Tuesday.

Community members can begin the summer on a healthy note at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center’s 26th annual Healthy Community Day.

The Ohio Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) this week announced a series of enhanced oversight and accountability measures designed to strengthen program integrity, improve transparency, and ensure taxpayer dollars are supporting high-quality behavioral health services for Ohioans.

Non-wealthy Americans are taking economic hits from all sides these days. Gas, groceries, housing, utilities and healthcare are all necessities and they’re rapidly getting more expensive.

Some Ohio Republicans want to enshrine photo voter ID in the state constitution, but a hearing last week raised doubts about the effort.

A Latvian national was sentenced in federal court recently to 102 months in prison for his role as a negotiator in one of the most notorious ransomware groups in the world, known as Karakurt, TommyLeaks and SchoolBoys Ransomware.