Justices ruled 5-2 that Avangrid's wind farms in Minnesota, Iowa and the Dakotas can count toward Ohio's renewable energy market.

The November 10 benefit's location stays secret until you buy a ticket. Past guests include Bill Clinton and Colin Powell.

A Court of Claims settlement covers veterans charged for specialty military plates since October 2019, with full refunds and no fees deducted.

Council members balked at a reserve fund under 60%, forcing a revised budget with 20 new police cars and a 25th Street traffic fix still intact.

A do-over vote installed the recall campaign's own leader as council president, while Gerald Dixon's censure got tabled yet again.

New Albany's average adjusted gross income hits $775,100 while Downtown Columbus renters and million-dollar filers share the same ZIP code.

Ohio's state contribution has slid from 43% to about 32% in three years, even as total education spending hits record highs.

A Dayton correctional officer pocketed over $178,000 in overtime alone, while understaffed psychiatric hospitals dominate the state's top earner list.

The Ohio senator's bipartisan bill lets unused 529 college savings flow tax-free into a first home, capped at $35,000.

Rise Together Innovation Institute closes for good on August 21, with its work folded back into county government.

Transgender Ohioans now need an updated birth certificate or passport to change their license — and county courts don't agree on the rules.

The Columbus bank could land a $50,000 city grant if it signs a 15-year lease near Bridge Park.

John Kulewicz says Josh Rubin lobbied for Intel while overseeing its $600 million grant — and JobsOhio can't claw the money back until 2029.