Ohio homeschooling jumped from roughly 53,000 to 60,000 students in a single year, as new state law drops testing and diploma requirements for parents.

Alejandro Angulo Ramos fled to Indiana hours after fatally shooting Jonathan Santiago, 22, during an argument on Cliff Creek Drive.

The 1780s-era festival at George Rogers Clark Park adds a Native American village and honors America's 250th anniversary this Labor Day weekend.

A Greene County judge blocked the Coalition for the Common Good from dissolving Antioch's board or touching its bank accounts.

Grove City police say the Cleveland powerhouse's players took mouth guards, cleats and clothing before coaches helped identify them on store video.

The East Columbus Development Company building also houses a 54-unit senior housing complex on the Near East Side.

The nonprofit's biggest D3 fundraiser yet will include a major announcement about the Columbus organization's future.

Columbus faces another dangerous heat day Wednesday, with a 95-degree high and heat indexes near 100. Storm chances rise Thursday before a cooler weekend arrives.

OH Pizza & Wings shut its Hilliard-Rome Road doors, and a Delaware-based burger brand is taking over the kitchen.

The 2002 title hero who once landed in prison will now ring Ohio Stadium's bell before this season's opener.

A former OSU earth sciences professor hid his role in Beijing's Thousand Talents Plan for years before the university reported it to federal agencies.

Willie Nelson Mandela and Clubber Lang headline Friday as the free four-day festival returns to Fortress Obetz for its 39th year.

His immigration appeal was still pending when ICE removed him, his attorney says. The agency is now working to return him to Columbus.