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Since the pandemic, the Highway Patrols day-to-day has looked a lot different than it used to as drivers have increased their speeds on Ohio roads.

Both sides face the same, daunting task: Educating Ohioans about a complicated issue during the summer, when they arent accustomed to voting.

Who got paid the highest total among all Columbus city employees in 2022? Not the mayor. Not by a long shot, an analysis by The Dispatch shows.

Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown has introduced legislation designed to make sure projects such as Intels in New Albany dont get bogged down by red tape.

After winning guilty verdicts in Larry Householder and Matt Borges cases, U.S. Attorney Ken Parker says the biggest public corruption case isnt over.

An Upper Arlington high school senior published a book about her battle with cancer as a middle school girl as she fights an eighth diagnosis.

The family of Antwan Lindsey, 45, of the Southeast Side, is seeking answers after he was shot and killed by Columbus police and a sheriffs deputy.

Greyhound moved its bus terminal from Downtown to North Wilson Road in June. Many are unhappy with the change.

A long-simmering dispute over a developers plans to remove trees to build shops and businesses has been resolved with a judges order.

The U.S. will soon face widespread health care scarcity if action is not taken now, four U.S. senators warn.