Rochelle Alleyne

Experts and utility leaders say the rapid growth of data centers in Central Ohio is driving up electricity demand and straining the power grid.

Supporters of the prison safety bill named after slain correctional officer Andrew Lansing are pushing for movement after the proposal stalled in the Ohio Senate.

A state-funded Ohio program is helping fire departments safely dispose of PFAS-filled firefighting foam linked to cancer risks.

After years of safety concerns at the intersection of state Routes 310 and 37, ODOT is proposing a roundabout—but not everyone is on board.

Julie Barfield, 47, and Kim Brown-Barfield, 43, were each indicted on five counts of endangering children and one count of strangulation.

Paul Hylenski, creator of Vet Mentor AI, claims his app venture with Ohio State stalled after demands from Krisanthe Vlachos.

According to a recent legal filing, the ACLU of Ohio and several other groups claim that many of those arrests happened without a warrant or probable cause.

A class action lawsuit accuses a Columbus immigration law firm of filing false claims in immigration cases, allegations the firm's founder denies.

A Franklin County eviction case is raising questions about the rights of tenants who rely on emotional support animals as a disability accommodation.

Ohio's Juneteenth celebrations began Thursday with a Statehouse flag raising that honored the legacy of emancipation while highlighting ongoing calls for equality.