A failed sewer pump and cracked concrete top the list as Cleveland taxpayers face another stadium repair bill.

Dennis Watkins is fighting parole for baby rapist Felicia Beemer while pushing Ohio to test a 2008 Supreme Court limit on executions.

Council says legal and safety concerns beat tax dollars, even as the city faces a multi-million-dollar budget hole.

Concord Township residents would need 1,509 fewer signatures to force a zoning vote under a new statehouse bill.

Democrats say Stidham broke ethics rules by voting for himself; Republicans call it political noise. LaRose has the final word.

Big festivals would need council votes and MOUs, while yoga classes and small gatherings skip the red tape.

A 50-foot lot would pay $130 instead of $100 a year under the plan, with a council vote expected soon.

House Bill 615 could turn a group of five shoplifters into third-degree felons even if each grabs only $100 in merchandise.

A Parma mother's neighbor called police after her sons walked to a park alone. Ohio lawmakers now want to make sure that's not a crime.

The Cuyahoga County executive is campaigning hard for Courtney Scheff, hoping to erase the council's lone Republican vote.

Stow wants 75-foot buffers and water disclosures locked in before any data center ever applies to build there.

Dollar Bank claimed Ohio's bank tax punishes out-of-state lenders. Seven justices unanimously said no.

Shakorie Davis once needed an escort on his own job sites. A state pardon just sealed that chapter for good.