Karen Kasler

The state will appeal a federal judge's ruling against a law requiring Ohioans to show proof of citizenship when registering to vote at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.

Ohio's farmers could be hit hard by President Trump's new round of 50% tariffs on most goods from Canada that started Aug 22, and Canada's retaliatory tariffs starting Sept. 8.

The Ohio Supreme Court is ordering a southwest Ohio city to let voters decide on a ban on data centers.

More than half of people who visited an Ohio foodbank in the last year had to choose between paying for medicine or buying food. That's according to a survey of foodbank visitors released by the Ohio Association of Foodbanks, which says there are other troubling findings in that report.

Rising property taxes and data centers have blown up into the top two issues in this year's race for Ohio governor.

Rising property taxes and data centers are big issues in this fall campaign for governor. But there are also other concerns that the state's new executive will have to face upon taking office next year.

Ohio will get $50 million federal dollars to help 20,000 low-income and first-generation students go to college – one of only two states to get the five-year grant.

Two Republican state lawmakers have introduced a proposal for a constitutional amendment to cap property tax increases at 3% a year, as long as owners live in the homes on which they're paying taxes.

Faith leaders delivered a letter to Gov. Mike DeWine Friday, asking him to protect Haitians immigrants in Ohio who have lost temporary protected status.

Two northeast Ohio lawmakers are teaming up on a bill that would require utility companies to reimburse ratepayers when they lose food and medicine in prolonged electricity outages.