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.

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

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.

Ohio State pays $45,000 a year to publish syllabi, and Miami University faculty fear the new transparency rule invites harassment.

House Bill 25 would put a navigator in every Ohio school building for foster youth, but lawmakers stripped out the money that would pay for it.

Rep. Marcy Kaptur's decades-long friendship with a Nucor lobbyist included a 2010 power-of-attorney deal, per a new report.

House Bill 417 would also ban felony offenders from owning pets indefinitely and require sterilization before shelter adoptions.

The Democrat courting police union support says she would not block Ohio officers from working with federal immigration agents.

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.