You use a family plan to save money on your cell phone bill. Shouldn’t the state do the same?

Usually, a drop in the state unemployment rate would be seen as a good sign, but that may not be the case this month.

The state plans to submit evidence indicating that gambling giant Penn National Gaming is underwriting an effort to overturn racetrack slots legalized by lawmakers and Gov. Ted Strickland in July.

Columbus City Schools has offered all-day kindergarten since 1994, but some districts may have to hire more teachers and find more classroom space.

After three interim budget agreements, the official state budget was signed Friday afternoon.

The $10 million that Ohio needs to operate a passenger train service linking its major cities would come from fees that restaurants, hotels and gas stations pay to advertise on blue highway exit signs, according to a preliminary proposal filed with the Federal Rail Administration.

The state wants to make health care more affordable and more accessible.

Huntington Bank and the state of Ohio are joining to provide $1 billion in loans to Ohio businesses struggling amid the credit crunch.

At a time when nearly one in ten Ohioans is unemployed, the State of Ohio continues to pay out millions of dollars in overtime to its employees.

WHERE IT STANDS: The state is making a cost-cutting move after an NBC 4 analysis found the state has been overpaying state employees for expenses.

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

When Gov. Ted Strickland announced budget cuts, many state agencies were affected as part of the effort to keep Ohio afloat.

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

When a state government worker drives their own car on the job, the state reimburses them.

Ohio drivers may soon need to buckle up or face paying a hefty fine.