The 99-bed Mount Vernon hospital expects to officially join Kettering Health by Jan. 1, 2027, with charity care policies staying intact.

City leaders say losing county reimbursement could cost the equivalent of 10 firefighter EMTs without a new billing plan.

Justices say failing to object in trial court won't kill an appeal outright, but it can gut your chances of winning it.

Sen. Bernie Moreno wants Columbus to redirect money toward Ohio nursing students instead. City Hall says no city funds are even in play.

Ohioans save big on rent and mortgages, but gas and car insurance cost more than the U.S. average.

Columbus City Council teamed up with Columbus Animal Advocates to pass the resolution, joining dozens of cities worldwide.

Hilliard says Amazon’s Scioto Darby campuses reported far more jobs than promised — while still collecting millions in forgone property taxes.

Three new attendance boundary scenarios could move thousands of Olentangy students before two new schools open. Parents worry about repeated transitions.

A new high-demand water surcharge could hit roughly 400 commercial users in Columbus, with a public hearing set for November 12.

A North Shore AFL-CIO rep says workers often don't even know when AI is deciding their fate at work.

A Henthorn Road homeowner faces a misdemeanor over two extra political signs, while Ohio's secretary of state quietly complied.

The Mecum family trust will spin off a new arts and humanities college in Delaware and pump money into faculty salaries long seen as lagging.

A fresh Cook Political Report survey shows Democrats narrowly leading all three Senate toss-ups, though rival polls tell a messier story.