The Ohio Parole Board has rejected mercy for a man who killed a woman and scattered her body parts and could be the first inmate executed using just one drug.

A person who symbolized problems with Ohio education funding will help monitor the state’s new system for paying for schools.

The state is investigating the discovery of homemade knives found in a prison where guards are alleging violent working conditions.

A very heated school levy in the South-Western City school district continues as Election Day approaches.

Voters must make extra effort to write-in candidates. The Franklin County Board of Elections expects more write-in than the previous general election.

Some lawmakers say ambiguous wording in a proposed constitutional amendment to allow casinos in Ohio could mean the vast majority of tax revenue doesn’t flow to local governments as promised.

Two estate planning firms slammed with a record $6.4 million fine have asked the Ohio Supreme Court to reconsider their case.

The U.S. government must halt its investigation into whether a Toledo charity should be deemed a terrorist organization, a judge ruled Monday.

U.S. Senate candidate Jennifer Brunner’s final fundraising figures for the quarter were weak.

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

State lawmakers have introduced a bill that would allow guns made and sold in Ohio to be exempt from federal firearms regulations.

Ohio is struggling to find medical professionals willing to advise the state on the best way to put condemned inmates to death.

Vice-President Joe Biden is visiting Ohio to raise money for congressional Democrats and make the case that the administration’s stimulus program is having an impact.

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

An attorney for two Kentucky counties says courthouse displays of the Ten Commandments are for educational and historical purposes.