President Donald Trump’s signature law of his second term provides vastly more benefits to the rich Ohioans than to any other group, and it also takes more away from Ohio’s most vulnerable families than most people might realize, a new analysis says.

A special meeting of Greenfield Village Council has been set for Dec. 18 at 6 p.m. in the Village Council Chambers, third floor of city hall, 300 Jefferson Street, Greenfield.

The Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation has awarded the 2025 Growing Tomorrow Grant to Clover Valley Farm in Clermont County.

The state of Ohio has beat Michigan not once, but twice this month. After the Ohio State Buckeyes defeated the University of Michigan Wolverines on the football field, the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Unclaimed Funds announced Ohio has also won the monthlong “Find Forgotten Funds: The Rivalry Continues” challenge against that state up north.

Most states offering incentives to data centers don’t disclose which companies benefit, according to a new report.

Two people are dead and eight injured after a shooter opened fire at Brown University on Saturday.

The OneOhio Recovery Foundation has announced a new statewide grant opportunity making up to $45.7 million available to support prevention, treatment and recovery. Organizations working to address substance use disorder are invited to prepare for the upcoming Funding Inquiry window, which opens on Wednesday, Jan. 14. The full Regional Grant Cycle 2 Request for Proposals is available on the grant headquarters webpage at OneOhioFoundation.com/Grants.

More than 10,000 Ohioans could return to homelessness due to a federal funding policy change for local homeless assistance programs, advocates warn.

With holiday spending in Ohio expected to top $32 billion this year according to a recent forecast from the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants, the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Financial Institutions is encouraging shoppers to stay alert to the growing threat of gift card scams and other holiday-related cons.

The State Library of Ohio got some good news as a federal agency from which they receive grant money won a battle in federal court against an executive order from President Donald Trump.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today announced the appointment of Stacey S. Stiriz to the Fulton County Court of Common Pleas, Probate and Juvenile Division.

For at least the next dozen years, rural areas will continue to have only about two-thirds of the primary care physicians they need, according to a report released Monday.

“I've never seen a party so committed to generating profits for insurance companies as what I'm seeing right now with the Democrats,” said Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., a cosponsor of the Republicans’ bill. “The status quo doesn’t work.”

"Through this legislation, Republicans are achieving peace through strength and keeping our great nation safe." – Rep. Taylor

States are moving in sharply different directions on the death penalty, with some looking to broaden when and how executions occur while others try to scale them back or end them entirely.