All those cute kids and silly pets on YouTube will have to make room for Ohio’s John Boehner and other members of the U.S. House and Senate.

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

Joe The Plumber is putting down his wrenches and picking up a reporter’s notebook.

The death of a beautiful 2-year-old girl leads way to a new law that protects anyone who may need a prescription filled.

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State lawmakers reacting to the downfall of former Attorney General Marc Dann will consider requiring politicians to reveal donors to shadowy accounts used to pay for office transitions and inaugurations.

In Hollywood terms, an ill-fated bill to offer financial incentives to filmmakers working in Ohio has an unresolved script and is awaiting a sequel.

Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland is warning that schools and public universities could see significant cuts without help from the federal government.

“We’re not going to do great, but we’re not going to do horrible,“ the chamber’s Bill Lafayette said.

Almost 51,000 Ohioans in the state’s six largest counties voted during the first 15 days of early voting for the presidential election, a period that the Ohio House voted to trim out of Ohio law on Tuesday.

Columbus city council holds its last meeting of 2008.

Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has compiled a worst-case budget document that envisions cuts as high as 25 percent to state agencies.