State lawmakers have introduced a bill that would allow guns made and sold in Ohio to be exempt from federal firearms regulations.

A lawyer tells an Ohio appeals court that a judge made an error in not granting a third trial to a woman convicted of killing her baby in a microwave oven.

After a protracted legal battle, Ohio has been awarded a $14.7 million judgment against four defendants stemming from a hazardous waste treatment facility that was not shut down properly.

Officials in western Ohio say the flu bug has forced a rash of high school football games to be postponed and added a new element to game preparations.

An Indian tribe tells state regulators that plans to build a commercial wind farm in western Ohio pose a threat to an ancient burial mound and steps must be taken to protect it.

A list is being put together in one Ohio city to keep pizza delivery drivers safely away from vacant houses, many of which were lost to foreclosures.

Police say an Ohio elementary school student bit a teacher on the arm and had to be pried off by a school official.

Fire officials say a “ghost walk” tour had a scary end in Ohio when the floor of a 164-year-old log cabin collapsed, injuring two people.

Officials say a replica of the Wright brothers’ plane has crashed in Ohio, sending the pilot to the hospital and heavily damaging the aircraft.

Conservationists are trying to connect a state forest in southern Ohio with a nearby nature preserve to create the largest block of protected woodland in the state.

Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner has made a ruling in Senator Husted’s residency debate.

A man accused of killing a woman in her home, kidnapping her 4-year-old son and later abandoning the child at a highway rest stop admitted to the crimes, a detective testified Tuesday.

Ohio school districts are working to balance the rights of juvenile sex offenders to get a public education with the safety of other students and staff. 

Antioch University has turned over Antioch College in Ohio to an alumni group, a further step toward creation of a new, independent school.

A new Air Force supercomputer is named in honor of an Ohio man who was instrumental in cracking Nazi codes during World War II.