Jeremy Pelzer

Top Trump administration and state officials in Ohio on Thursday announced several new anti-fraud actions, including indictments against 14 state residents on charges they defrauded the government out of $50 million.

JobsOhio is facing renewed calls for reform after sponsoring a podcaster tied to the resignation of Ohio State University's president. Ohio's next governor will play a big role what, if anything, changes.

Republican lawmakers were set to consider changes Wednesday that would require voters to show a driver’s license or state ID in order to cast an absentee ballot, not just for in-person voting as required under current law.

Legislators approved a bill expanding voter ID requirements to absentee ballots on mostly party-line votes amid concerns, including from Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose, about potential unintended consequences.

Ohioans will decide this November whether to amend the state constitution to require voters to show a government-issued photo ID at the polls, after state lawmakers gave final approval to the measure Wednesday night.

State lawmakers worked well into Wednesday night to pass dozens of bills and resolutions, but not everything on their to-do list got done.

Vivek Ramaswamy and Amy Acton have to air their thoughts and personalities on social media while simultaneously insulating themselves from the worst excesses of it.

Federal agents fanned out across the state last week, questioning employees of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative about voter fraud.

Ohio Republicans holding or running for key offices to shape the future of the state’s death penalty support keeping it, if not moving to resume executions after Gov. Mike DeWine leaves office next year.

As Ohio fast-tracks power plants to keep up with data center growth, firefighters near one of the first projects say they were left out of emergency planning and denied access to key documents.