The arrival of winter is still several weeks away, but already Cedar Point is looking to start hiring for next summer’s live shows.

The majority owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers is defending a plan to put casinos in four Ohio cities.

Ohio cut more funding for its preschool programs than any other state this year, a report found.

A company says nearly 1,000 workers have lost their jobs since the government decided to hold off on a loan guarantee for a uranium-enrichment plant in southern Ohio.

Federal monies will help the city repave several streets, officials said.

The weak economy is especially hard on people with disabilities looking for work, which face unemployment rates many times higher than the state average. 

Mental health professionals say stress related to layoffs in southwest Ohio’s Clinton County is hitting women especially hard because they tend to be the family caretakers. 

There are jobs up for grabs at the Ohio State Fair in 2009. 

The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is planning to fill approximately 30 deputy correction positions by the end of September.

Columbus’ Department of Recreation and Parks said it’s hiring currently.

Amidst all the bad news in the auto industry, there was a bit of hope for retail locally Friday.

Comedian Jay Leno is bringing his tour to southwest Ohio to boost morale in a region wracked by layoffs. 

Meijer celebrates the opening of its brand-new Supercenter Wednesday morning.

Members of the United Auto Workers union at a Chrysler plant in northeast Ohio have voted in favor of contract modifications that might help keep the plant open.

DHL Express has decided to move U.S. hub operations for its international business to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.