After a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, leaked noxious chemicals, residents in the area are still trying to recover.

How did a 9-year-old's name wind up on a pro-fracking letter?

DeWine and other Ohio Republicans have trumpeted the benefits of the American Rescue Plan Act without mentioning that no congressional Republicans voted for it.

Fans attending Buckeye football home games this fall won’t need to be vaccinated against coronavirus, even though the school is imposing a vaccine mandate for students and staff.

Exit poll results for Ohio Issue 1

A growing chorus of Republicans and Democrats called for Young to resign after he was twice arrested this summer on domestic-related criminal charges.

The ruling hands a defeat to Republican legislative leaders, who argued they didn’t have to provide any information to the redistricting plaintiffs.

In an exclusive excerpt from my biography of the senator, Romney: A Reckoning, he reveals what drove him to retire.

An anonymous hacker wrote a script to sabotage Ohio's 'COVID-19 Fraud' website, which allows companies to report employees and prevent them from collecting unemployment insurance.

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Ohio voters showed up in record numbers during the state’s first week of early voting, according to Secretary of State Frank LaRose’s office.

Last week, the director of TourismOhio, Matthew MacLaren, was let go, presumably to bring on someone who can implement the department’s new goals.

Householder’s arraignment on a racketeering conspiracy charge has been postponed by two weeks because of difficulties finding a “conflict-free” legal counsel.

The audit couldn’t tell whether any of the fee money was spent on lobbying for the scandal-ridden House Bill 6, because FirstEnergy didn’t track how it was spent.

Gov. Mike DeWine said Tuesday his administration has decided to study the feasibility of expanding Amtrak service in Ohio for the first time in decades.

Thousands of people descended on a Delaware County high school Saturday for a Donald Trump rally. Here are some of them.

State Rep. David Dobos has already come under scrutiny for belatedly or never reporting $1.45 million in outstanding debts and 18 tax liens.

Attorney General Dave Yost announced the settlement after state investigators found a fake charity raised thousands more than previously thought.

A Franklin County judge on Monday night denied an effort backed by Gov. Mike DeWine, who sought to move Ohio’s primary election until June over concerns about the coronavirus pandemic.

Dr. Amy Acton, Ohio’s state health director who has become a household name around the state during the coronavirus crisis, resigned Thursday.

Nearly three years after Householder was arrested for overseeing the largest bribery scheme in state history, Ohio lawmakers haven’t passed any ethics or campaign-finance reform bills.

Thousands of people descended on a Delaware County high school Saturday for a Donald Trump rally. Here are some of them.

Buttigieg only received 5 percent support in a recent Ohio poll, but he has a commanding early lead when it comes to endorsements from Ohio Democrats.

DeWine's legislative director, Dan McCarthy, resigned effective Friday.

Top FirstEnergy executives discussed deploying state lawmakers and top brass of GOP Gov. Mike DeWine’s administration to push for the passage of House Bill 6.

In a 4-3 ruling, the Supreme Court rejected a request from the main group opposing State Issue 1, a proposed amendment that would make it harder to pass future amendments.

Rep. Jay Edwards received about 30 large industry checks in 10 days in July.

The Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday granted the dismissal of two legal challenges to the map the court previously deemed to be unconstitutionally gerrymandered in favor of Republicans.

The investors suing them say this is an excuse to delay a long-sought deposition.

More of Ohio’s mandatory restrictions to curb the spread of the coronavirus, including the state’s “stay-at-home” order and two-week self-quarantine period for travelers entering the state, will be...

The purge was originally scheduled to take place in July, but LaRose postponed it to Sept. 28 after state lawmakers scheduled an August special election on a proposed constitutional amendment to make...

The filing, in a civil lawsuit filed in response to the House Bill 6 scandal, marks increased scrutiny of Gov. Mike DeWine's administration.

LaRose said the anti-Issue 1 groups pushed for the language to benefit their campaign while still also remaining accurate enough to withstand an inevitable court challenge.

Ohio voters overwhelmingly support universal background checks, red-flag laws and raising the minimum age to buy an automatic rifle, according to a new survey.

Kamala Harris, a U.S. senator from California, is the first of the 14 declared 2020 Democratic presidential candidates to schedule a visit to the Buckeye State.

Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is drawing praise from bipartisan quarters as he’s emerged as a major public voice calling for aggressive action to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.

Fifty-seven percent of Ohio voters passed the initiated statute on Nov. 7. Yet the General Assembly didn't get serious about making changes until this week.

Dobos has stepped down as vice chair of the House Higher Education Committee after cleveland.com/The Plain Dealer revealed his false claims of graduating from MIT.

The results are consistent with earlier polling on the proposed amendment.

New records disclose a previously unknown $1 million "dark money" transfer to Lt. Gov. Jon Husted's benefit.

Weeks before the FBI raided Sam Randazzo’s home, he notified Gov. Mike DeWine’s chief of staff that his company received a $4.3 million payment from FirstEnergy Corp.

Republicans’ new legislative redistricting plan would make it easier for them to expand their House and Senate supermajorities, as well as create fewer competitive districts overall.