A finding for recovery of $105,057.10 was issued Thursday against the former chief financial officer of Central State University, who failed to submit pension system withholdings on time, resulting in penalties and interest.

A bipartisan bill to set national standards for college athletes’ compensation has cleared a major legislative hurdle but still faces roadblocks, including opposition from the largest college sports conferences, to becoming law.

Democrats are growing hopeful they can recapture the U.S. Senate in this fall’s midterm elections amid President Donald Trump’s plummeting approval ratings.

Most Americans don’t look to their 401(k) plans for excitement or experimentation, instead relying on the promise that steady saving and sober planning will guarantee security in their golden years. But the Trump administration wants to transform the well-worn patterns of retirement investing.

Madison Moore drove her car through the Tecumseh High School parking lot in New Carlisle, Ohio on Wednesday to get food boxes for her children.

Huge numbers of Ohio seniors will likely be driven into poverty if Congress doesn’t do something to fix Social Security and Medicare, advocates say.

Social media feeds are flooded with influencers and brands touting the benefits of maximizing your health to the fullest.

Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney James K. Stanley announces that on July 1, a grand jury indicted Sarah Haning, Randy Haning and Beverly Haning for numerous offenses related to the death of a man, including murder, arson, gross abuse of a corpse, tampering with evidence and obstructing justice.

Portsmouth Police Chief Debby Brewer and Scioto County Sheriff David Thoroughman announced the arrest of a Portsmouth man following a successful drug investigation conducted by the Southern Ohio Drug Task Force.