A former staff member of Ohio’s governor appeared in court Thursday, accused of involvement in a prostitution ring—and the governor is responding to the allegations.

UPDATED: CPD arrests and charges a former member of Strickland’s staff with seven felonies, involving a prostitution ring.

Are temporary jobs the best way to earn a paycheck and a foot in the door?

A nationwide salmonella outbreak that has struck Ohio and 41 other states has put about one in five of its victims in the hospital, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday.

Two of Ohio’s newest top office holders were scheduled to be sworn into office Thursday.

The unemployment claims systems in Ohio and at least two other states buckled this week under an onslaught of telephone calls and Web site hits from people who lost their jobs at the end of 2008, officials said Tuesday. 

Police say a 4-year-old boy shot his baby sitter because the sitter accidentally stepped on the child’s foot.

Ohio Marine accused of trying to murder his pregnant wife sits in North Carolina jail.

A Connecticut man has admitted that he did not live in Ohio when he cast an early ballot for the presidential election in Cincinnati.

Ohio’s lowest-paid workers will receive a modest raise on New Year’s Day, when the state’s minimum wage increases from $7 to $7.30 per hour.

Firms that track how the congressional map is divided up say Ohio could be the big loser in Congress after the 2010 census.

For Cleveland’s last home game, there was little more for Browns fans to do but dream and look to the future.

A slate of Ohio’s 20 electors is ready to cast their ballots for president and vice president.