Jo Ingles (Ohio Public Radio)

Candidates for House and Senate seats face February 2 filing deadline

The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled the Congressional map approved by state lawmakers in November is unduly biased toward Republicans and that it is “incomprehensibly more extremely biased than the 2011 plan that it replaced.”

But there are signs that better days might be ahead.

COVID is closing libraries, fire departments and restaurants.

Here's why that matters

Medical professionals say it’s true that having COVID gives you some immunity. But it doesn’t make you impervious to being re-infected later. In fact, the…

The second year of the COVID pandemic brought hope to many Ohioans as a vaccine became available, though many others refused to take it. That prompted…

The Ohio Senate has passed a bill that would limit the way local governments contest property values when assessing taxes.Republican Sen. Lou Blessing III…

Congress recently allocated more than $5 billion in COVID recovery funds to Ohio and more than $2.7 billion of it has been set aside for shoring up the…

Ohio lawmakers have been considering legislation that would prevent employers, business and government from discriminating against people who haven’t…