After more than 15 years of collaborating and touring with other musicians, Doyle Bramhall II released his first solo material since the late 1990s in 2016. Two years later, Bramhall has returned with more new music.
The trial for a Knox County man charged with a three-decades old murder is on hold after prosecutors admitted DNA analysis had not been conducted on all of the evidence.
A coach and instructional aide at Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville has been fired and criminally charged with pandering sexually oriented material involving a minor.
Columbus native and nationally acclaimed author Wil Haygood's latest book chronicles East High School's pursuit of basketball and baseball state championships in 1969.
Opioid abuse is taking its toll on Ohio families, especially children who often find themselves being passed from one place to another with no stability.
The Ohio State Coronor's Association has come out against state issue one on the fall ballot. The measure reduces sentences for some low-level drug crimes.
In the third and final gubernatorial debate of 2018 last night, the two major-party candidates sparred in Cleveland over health insurance for people with pre-existing conditions and other issues.
Columbus City Council last night approved legislation declaring it intends to dissolve a tax abatement deal with the developer of a Short North project.
