Ohio’s jail and prison population continues to swell, the ACLU of Ohio says, thanks to “mass incarceration by 1,000 cuts.” ...

This story was originally co-published by ProPublica and The New Yorker. The Ohio Model: Rarely seen letters show how the ...

The reconstruction of higher education is underway. Ohio Senate Bill 1 — which bans diversity, equity and inclusion programming and faculty striking, limits the teaching of controversial subjects, ...

"We’re crazy if we don’t do this,” DeWine said of his funding proposal to pay for stadium projects in Ohio by upping a tax on ...

The Ohio House has voted to repeal aspects of scandal-ridden legislation that force ratepayers to spend hundreds of millions ...

With a few last-minute tweaks, and one notable surprise, Ohio state lawmakers pushed a wide reaching energy bill through the ...

The top government employees at the Utah Capitol earn more than their counterparts in the country’s most populous states, ...

Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including special elections and repeat ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Greater Cleveland Food Bank is facing the potential loss of about $2 million worth of food for local families, due to the cancellation of federal support for emergency food ...

Honorees at the We Rally & We Rise Women’s Conference pose for a group photo in Lancaster, Ohio, on March 21, 2025. Kim Barlag, third from right in a purple suit, helped organize the ...

Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel continues to punt the question of whether he is running for governor as some Republican leaders start to make their endorsements.

Property tax reform and relief is something Ohio lawmakers say they want to get done and now, after years of inaction, one measure has taken a step forward.