The Latest Breaking News from Ohio

Give us one reason for optimism when it comes to Ohio State's chances in the NCAA Tournament.

Ohio senator Rob Portman makes claim as US intelligence community says creating no-fly zone risks escalation of conflict

Ohio prosecutors have announced that a grand jury declined to charge the police officer who fatally shot 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant last year

Most of the nation will rejoice when the Biden administration lifts the public health emergency that has been in force since March 2020. But when that moment comes — probably this summer, absent another surge — it could put many millions of adults and children currently on Medicaid at risk…

A dozen doctors and four individuals from Michigan and Ohio have received federal prison sentences and were slapped with hefty fines as part of a wide-ranging scheme that distributed 6.6 million pills and submitted $250 million in false billings, officials announced Thursday.

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With election district lines still uncertain in many states, potential candidates for state legislatures and Congress are facing challenging decisions about whether to run in districts that may not exist.

The state's tax commissioner claims NASCAR owes Ohio more than $549,000 in unpaid taxes merely because the state's residents watched NASCAR races on television.

Two West Chester, Ohio, police officers have received warnings after an investigation found they violated a department policy against the unjustifiable stopping and questioning of citizens. Police Chief Joel Herzog said officers Tim Mintkenbaugh and Tanner Csendes knew the shoplifting suspect they were looking for when they entered a local…