Ohio braces for winter storm expected to blanket northern part of the state in inches of snow, southern part of the state in sheets of ice; ODOT says combination of rain and snow makes pre-treating the roads difficult; former House Speaker Larry
Athens County native Joe Burrow leads the Cincinnati Bengals to a 27-24 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship, paving the way for Cinci’s first trip to the Super Bowl in more than 30 years; much of Ohio preparing for
Scioto, Lawrence, Fayette, Pike and Brown counties – all in southern Ohio – now have the highest incidence of new COVID-19 cases in the state; Department of Health says change in contact tracing rules for schools changed because all
Ohio Department of Health says new COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations show a promising trend in the direction of the coronavirus pandemic; voting rights groups issue official challenge to redrawn legislative maps, saying the result is still
Southern Ohio now considered one of the hotspots for new COVID-19 cases, as numbers dip in previously hard-hit areas of the state; Ohio National Guard members relocating around the state to meet the need in areas seeing more cases; Ohio State
Republican members of Ohio Redistricting Commission approve new legislative map along party lines, submit for Ohio Supreme Court approval; National Guard members leave University Hospitals in Cleveland as Omicron variant cases begin to level out
Intel announces it will make $20 billion investment in microchip manufacturing facility in Columbus suburb of New Albany; President Joe Biden hails Intel announcement as a victory for American workforce and proof of strength in Midwestern
Franklin County prosecutors drop half of the charges against former Columbus-area doctor accused of administering fatal doses of fentanyl to terminally-ill patients, saying they want to streamline the impending case; Ohio health officials report
Ohio Redistricting Commission under strict deadlines as it begins re-drawing legislative and congressional maps recently deemed to be unconstitutionally gerrymandered in favor of Republicans; Columbus City Schools officials in public dispute with
Ohio blanketed in snowfall overnight, with some parts of the state getting upwards of 10 inches; ODOT says plow drivers in short supply, meaning many will work 12-hour shifts; school districts across Ohio changing plans to deal with
