The Latest Breaking News from Ohio

Shultz said Brown was focused on finding jobs for all of his staff in the wake of his defeat

City subjected to false rumors from Trump loses residents integral to community over mass deportation fears

Around the country, advocates for Christian education have been finding ways to tap taxpayer money used more typically for public schools

Davion Hannah was a prospect the Ohio State basketball program had its eye on, and he's officially headed to Alabama.

There are elements on both right and left who prefer to govern without majorities and view competitive elections as a threat

Ohio lawmakers have introduced a bill that would ban public universities from asking applicants for their preferred pronouns.

Advocates who hoped to limit extreme gerrymandering say ‘terribly misleading ballot language’ sabotaged their efforts

A high school principal was placed on administrative leave for writing a newsletter promising to keep the school a safe space for all following Trump's win.

Users with Verizon reported issues with their phones and connecting to the network.

Doris Kearns Goodwin is kicking off the $2 million capital campaign for an Ohio monument to women’s suffrage

Honda may be late to the game with electric vehicles, but it's got aggressive plans to catch up fast that include a huge production hub in Ohio and lots of new technologies developed in-house. But the wild card in that plan is its unexpected tie-up with Japanese consumer electronics and…