The Ohio Ballot Board has cleared the way for supporters of a gambling proposal to begin gathering signatures to place it on the November ballot.

Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland says he would “likely” veto a proposal to put slot machines at racetracks across the state.

Hundreds of jobs are coming to the Columbus area after an announcement Tuesday.

In a survey, more than a third of Ohio hospitals say they plan to lay off workers within the next six months because of the poor economy.

Bowling Green State University is laying off 20 more employees, citing a budget deficit that could reach $10 million. 

NBC 4 talked to one local GM dealer about Obama’s plans to restructure GM and Chrysler.

President Barack Obama asserted unprecedented government control over the auto industry Monday.

Gambling experts say the poor economy is the biggest obstacle facing supporters of a plan that would establish casinos in four Ohio cities. 

Local drivers are told not to come back to work, and past paychecks are bouncing.

More than 600 Walmart Optical employees are told Friday they are being laid off.

The union representing about 35,000 state employees in Ohio is deciding whether to approve a labor contract that includes significant cutbacks.

The city’s Department of Public Service recommends a new yard-waste subscription program for weekly residential collection.

Owners of a Cleveland restaurant say tough times are one reason they’re offering a one-cent breakfast special this week.

Ohio State University students became full-fledged members of the adult world Sunday by finishing up their college education with graduation.

Will the rough economy encourage more people to seek lower-paying community service positions?