The wrangling started Tuesday over Gov. Strickland’s $55 billion state budget and your child’s education is caught in the middle.

As the state crunches the numbers on a new budget, local food banks are worried their numbers will get crunched.

It’s been six months for Keno in Ohio and the results are mixed.

Ohio’s governor is planning to increase spending for Ohio’s elementary and secondary schools by $925 million in the new state budget.

Full text of Gov. Ted Strickland’s State of the State address

Gov. Ted Strickland said Wednesday he won’t raise taxes but warned of sacrifice as government programs are reduced and a variety of fees are increased to balance a new state budget amid an economic recession and declining tax revenues.

A new president is in office, but the nation is facing an old problem.

To some, charter schools with low student populations are called drop-out academies.

Gov. Ted Strickland is asking Congress and President-Elect Barack Obama to not forget the state’s budget needs as they move toward passing an economic stimulus package.

Gas prices are on the rise again—but Central Ohioans aren’t feeling the pain of $4 a gallon. Prices have risen by almost 30 cents from last week.

State budget problems still plague Ohio and some agencies will be forced to cut to keep the state out of the red.

The new state legislature chosen by voters in the November election begins its work Monday.

When driving downtown at night, you may notice hundreds, sometimes thousands of office lights still on while the offices are empty.