Jim Letizia

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services says it will investigate

Ohio State university says apparel partnerships

Columbus safety officials say crews will begin installing 33

The Ohio Department of Education plans to spread a new study

The United Way is cutting funding for education programs

New Albany-based retailer Abercrombie & Fitch says third quarter

A new hotel is taking shape in Upper Arlington.

Environmental activists say federal programs designed to protect

Community activists in Cleveland want RTA riders to start showing

State Health officials say there are now 16 fungal meningitis cases

Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted is appealing a federal district judge's

Four people charged in the October 31st killing of a Marion man have

Union County prosecutors have filed delinquency felony

One of three suspects charged in a shooting at a Youngstown State

More than 620 people will lose their jobs when Hostess Brands closes

In sports...Columbus, Dayton, and Cleveland hope to generate more tax

Erie County Sheriff's deputies say a mother's 9-1-1 call about her 18-month-old disabled son

The Sylvania School District in suburban Toledo is offering counseling for children and staff

869-thousand Ohio households currently receive food stamps, but some are about to see their allotments cut.

Columbus City Council last night approved the creation of a Tax-Increment-Financing District