With less than three months until the May primary, Ohio voters will soon have a chance to narrow the field in the hotly-contested race to replace retiring Senator George Voinovich. NBC 4 reached out to the four leading Democratic and Republican candidates.

Programs Cut From State Senate’s Budget Have Uphill Battle

The Ohio Senate approved its version of the $54 billion budget bill on Wednesday. But, South-Western City Schools isn’t happy with the Senate’s take on school funding.

Pickerington Local Schools would see a 2 percent increase in state funding over the next two years if state senators get their way.

Autism treatment advocates may soon lose the ground they gained when the Democrat-controlled Ohio House approved a budget plan that would force insurance companies to cover autism.

NBC 4 UPDATE: A man with a urine fetish is set to begin serving his 60-day jail sentence next week.

A story that outraged many Central Ohioans is now raising serious questions about penalties and the law.

State lawmakers are running out of time and still trying to pass several proposed bill into laws—all before a new party takes control of one chamber of the statehouse.

State lawmakers have approved a bill requiring children between the ages of four and eight to be in booster seats while riding in cars.