Aliah Keller

New research shows Ohio’s firearm homicide rate has fallen for three straight years, but a Columbus program is working to address the fear and trauma gun violence still causes young people.

A Grove City family is adding space to its current home as higher prices and mortgage rates push more homeowners to renovate instead of move.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Inside the People of Hope Mobile Museum, visitors are asked to make tough decisions that many Ohio families face every day.

New PeopleForBikes ratings show how city size and connections between routes can shape whether cyclists can safely reach everyday destinations.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — For festivalgoers, the Columbus Jazz & Rib Fest may begin with the first bite of barbecue or the first note from the stage.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is sending disease detectives to Ohio as health officials work to determine what is causing a growing cyclosporiasis outbreak.

“So we were going to die in this house,” Piper said. “This was our dream home. We were going to die here.”

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Two deaths in Michigan linked to cyclosporiasis are raising concerns about how serious the illness can become as Ohio continues to report a sharp increase in cases.

Rising livestock, feed and equipment costs are changing what some families can afford to show at the Ohio State Fair.

CANAL WINCHESTER, Ohio — For some shelter dogs in rural Ohio, finding a new home can involve much more than awaiting an adopter. Limited veterinary care, f