Ohio Senate President Keith Faber says newly proposed right-to-work legislation isn't part of his agenda and lacks support in the General Assembly.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich's plan for expanding Medicaid under the new federal health care law might not be dead, but it's certain to end up with a different look.
The world's largest brewer is trying to stop Ohio from enacting a measure that would prohibit brewers from buying wholesale beer distributors.
The top Democratic official in Cuyahoga County has officially entered the campaign to challenge Ohio Republican Gov. John Kasich in next year's election.
The Ohio House has removed a pro-abstinence sex education provision that was added to the state budget.
With House passage of Ohio's latest state budget Thursday, the crafting of a final spending blueprint for the two years beginning July 1 is about halfway
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Cincinnati attorney David Pepper says he plans to challenge Republican Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine in 2014.
The GOP-led House is said to support Kasich's goal of reducing the statewide income tax rate, but many Republican lawmakers don't like how the governor raises
Tom Zawistowski, a businessman, tea party and liberty group leader from Portage County, announced his bid Tuesday to succeed Chairman Bob Bennett.
Six Miami Valley companies will receive state assistance to create more than 350 new jobs, governor John R. Kasich announced Monday.
FreedomOhio wants to overturn the 2004 state constitutional amendment banning gay marriage. Supporters started collecting signatures last year to place their
U.S. Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio will face fellow Republicans in a conservative county about a week after announcing he supports gay marriage.
Ohio's private nonprofit job creation agency says it has turned over its private financial records to the state auditor to comply with a subpoena.
Republican U.S. Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio says he now supports gay marriage because one of his sons is gay.
Jerry Springer's name has been bandied in recent years in Ohio as a possible Democratic candidate for Congress or governor.
A top Democratic government official in northeastern Ohio says he's forming an exploratory committee to consider a bid for governor in 2014.
