Jim Letizia

General Motors says it will transfer up to 200 workers from a closed plant in Michigan to its facility in Parma, Ohio.

Some of the U.S. Air Force's most secretive intelligence work will soon be conducted at the Springfield Air National Guard Base.

The former clerk-treasurer in the Clark County village of Enon is charged with theft in office and tampering with evidence.

The Ohio Supreme Court is threatening to find in contempt of court the Columbus attorney whose emails triggered an NCAA investigation that cost former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel his job.

Four finalists have been recommended from a pool of 26 applicants to fill an opening on the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.

A western Ohio man will spend at least 21 years in prison after pleading guilty in Columbus yesterday to secretly videotaping young girls in a bathroom at his home and trading the images for others online.

Columbus Police Chief Kim Jacobs says she supports President Obama's gun control proposals.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services is merging 13 offices, including some in Central Ohio, in order to save 2-million dollars a year.

Columbus police are searching for the suspect in Thursday's fatal shooting of a teenager during an after-school fight.

Some states are using new directives to make end of life decisions less tricky.

The listing service RealtyTrac says banks took possession of fewer U.S. homes in 2012 than a year earlier.

Ohio’s two U.S. Senators are indicating their support of certain gun restrictions.

Republican U.S. Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio is scheduled to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland next week.

Columbus Blue Jackets officials say season-ticket sales are at seven-thousand, the lowest in the organization's history.

Democratic State Representative Mike Foley is asking Public Utilities Commission of Ohio chair Todd Snitchler to explain posts on Twitter criticizing solar, wind and renewable energy and questioning global climate change.

The Ohio Court of Claims has awarded a former state employee more than 500-thousand dollars to settle his claim that the Ohio Department of Natural Resources discriminated against him by hiring someone 15 years younger.

The state Attorney General and Education Department are launching the first of five regional sessions to train educators to respond to school shootings.

Columbus will host a national championship sporting event in three years.

Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman and the Columbus Schools are at odds over a review of the district's books.

Columbus City Council is adding 4.5 million dollars in spending to Mayor Michael Coleman's proposed 766 million dollar municipal budget for 2013.