Jo Ingles

Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose said of the eight million registered voters in Ohio, nearly 600 who are non-citizens were either registered to vote or actually voted last year or earlier this year.

For the past few years, Chris Redfern has been operating his Rocky Point winery and the inn that bears his name in Marblehead.

Abortion providers are now doing same-day procedures. This comes after a ruling by a Franklin County judge Friday that blocked the state law that required a 24-hour waiting period.

Leaders who represent the two Democratic members of the Ohio Ballot Board are claiming they are being misrepresented in a legal battle over the ballot summary for this fall's Issue 1.

Supporters of the amendment to change the redistricting process have filed a lawsuit against the five members of the Ohio Ballot Board, though two of them didn’t vote for the language at the center of the suit.

It's the end of summer in Ohio. The Ohio Department of Health reports cases of COVID are ticking upward.

There's good news for working Ohioans – at least when you look at a new report on wages and the economy. They are earning more. But the bad news is working Ohioans might not realize it.

of On a crisp September morning, a 19-foot Airstream trailer, colorfully painted with slogans to promote voting, was parked on the main drag in downtown Delaware.

Questions about the process for getting licenses and ID's have risen in recent days as controversy centers on immigrants in western Ohio.

Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose has referred to county prosecutors 597 cases he said involved voters who were unlawfully registered to vote, going back to 2019.