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.

Supporters and opponents of the November 3 casino ballot issue are predicting a multimillion-dollar campaign. 

A nonprofit homeless advocate group in Montgomery County has an initiative to end chronic homelessness.

An electrical engineer from southwest Ohio says he is running as an Independent for the seat being vacated by retiring Republican U.S. Senator George Voinovich. 

A letter appearing to come from an Ohio man charged with killing his two young children and his former mother-in-law says the deaths of the youngsters were merciful.

A North Carolina Marine is offering himself to help charity.

An Ohio man ends up with counterfeit bills and says the phony cash came from his own bank.

Tony Huesman, an Ohio man who lived the longest with a single transplanted heart, has died. He was 52.

Police say two people were killed and 10 were injured in a chain of high-speed car crashes in Dayton.

Legislation to crack down on puppy mills under consideration by state lawmakers could end up hurting legitimate breeders and even put some small breeders out of business, breeders and industry advocates said. 

Community activists are holding a symposium in Dayton to fight the perception that many Ohio cities are on the decline.