Aaron Payne

A perennial bill to abolish Ohio’s death penalty got a hearing Wednesday morning, but there’s little time left for it to move this year.

A group seeking to end qualified immunity for government employees including police officers will get a review of their proposal from Yost.

He entered a plea agreement in which he admitted conspiring with other officers to beat the Southern Regional Jail inmate in West Virginia.

New federal rules went into effect last month that require utilities to replace all water lines made out of lead within the next decade.

Supporters of a voting rights amendment can circulate a single petition instead of multiple ones.

A program incentivizing West Virginia families to pull out of public schools is expanding to cover military families temporarily out of state.

He estimates he’s made around 20 different garden tools out of guns. But, Shenk said it’s about more than just the end-product.

The 56-year-old Morrisey will succeed the state's current two-term governor, Republican Jim Justice, who is heading to the U.S. Senate.

The event marked the start of a $2 million capital campaign organized by the Capitol Square Foundation for an Ohio women's suffrage monument.

The higher ed bill would ban most diversity training at universities and require what it calls “intellectual diversity.”