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.

A bill banning the sale and possession of a hallucinogenic herb known as salvia divinorum is now before Gov. Ted Strickland.

Strickland’s naming of a new state treasurer puts the staffing questions behind him, but budget adjustments and school funding loom for the future.

UPDATE: NBC 4’s Patrick Preston reports with new information on Boyce and what will happen with city council.

Supporters of an inmate on Ohio’s death row are sending Christmas cards seeking clemency to Gov. Ted Strickland.

Strickland has named a replacement for the embattled social services director who authorized a state records check on the man known as “Joe the Plumber” during the presidential campaign.

A slate of Ohio’s 20 electors is ready to cast their ballots for president and vice president.

The economy is tanking and so is Gov. Ted Strickland’s popularity.

A worst-case scenario was laid out for the Ohio economy by the governor on Thursday.