Opponents spoke out against a bill that would ban diversity and inclusion efforts in Ohio K-12 public schools — specifically critiquing the bill’s lack of definition of DEI.

As Ohio students prepare to graduate from high school and college, start their first jobs, or step into a new career, the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Securities says there are steps they can take out of the gates to position themselves for a stable, strong and promising financial future.

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.

The Justice Department today announced unprecedented federal and state cooperation in Ohio in the fight against fraud, including partnerships and a data sharing agreement to enhance the detection and prosecution of fraud; and federal and state charges against 9 defendants for their alleged participation in over $42 million in fraud.