Anna Staver

GOP lawmakers say placing Ohio's photo ID laws with a requirement written into the constitution would protect it from repeal, citing rollbacks in Hawaii and Virginia.

House Speaker Matt Huffman says lawmakers aim to pass legislation by June 10 amid fraud allegations in the home healthcare system.

GOP leadership is throwing its weight behind adding the state's existing voter ID law to the constitution. A measure supporters call election protection, and critics call a political maneuver.

The Ohio Senate unanimously approved a bill creating an all-black license plate with white lettering.

Ohio food banks are preparing for increased demand this summer and possibly beyond as federal SNAP changes going into effect.

Ohio lawmakers are trying to rewrite the state’s amusement ride inspection fees after inflatable ride operators argued they pay more for a few hours of bounce house inspections than major roller coasters pay for multi-day safety checks.

House Bill 795 would overhaul how home healthcare providers are monitored under the state's Medicaid program.

Lawmakers from both parties are demanding answers after Ohio's sales tax exemption for data centers cost more than $1 billion more than estimated.

FirstEnergy has asked Ohio regulators for a increase that could boost average residential customer bills by about $100 more next year — and nearly $180 more per year within three years.

FirstEnergy says the rate increase is needed to upgrade aging infrastructure and improve reliability.