Laura A. Bischoff

As a second line of storms bears down on Ohio, Gov. Mike DeWine urged residents to pay attention to weather reports and "use your common sense."

Prison employees acted quickly to save multiple men struck by lightning at Grafton Correctional Institution during a powerful summer storm on Aug. 11, according to newly released documents.

An incarcerated man protesting illicit drugs in Ohio prisons hasn't eaten for 22 days.

Eight years after losing her daughter to a hit-and-run, a Cincinnati mother is still fighting for road safety measures to prevent pedestrian deaths

Ohio's pedestrian fatalities are rising, contrasting with a recent national decline in such deaths.

Laura A. Bischoff, Columbus Dispatch I'm a regular runner and cyclist who has logged a lot of miles on Ohio roads and sidewalks over the past three decades.

Stephanie Warsmith Laura A. Bischoff They didn't even have time to scream. One minute, the energetic young Akron boy was crossing the street.

A Cincinnati mom turned tragedy into action after her daughter was killed in a hit-and-run. Her fight is changing road safety.

Traffic fatalities and pedestrian fatalities have decreased in Ohio. Efforts are still underway to try to make roads safer for everyone who uses them, including pedestrians and cyclists.

A woman at the center of Ohio's shocking Vinton County child abuse case gave birth to four consecutive sets of twins, including conjoined twins