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School board member Patty Taylor submitted her letter of resignation on Tuesday evening, said board president Forest Heis.

Gov. Mike DeWine used a recent shooting in Springfield, Ohio to illustrate the "need" for his gun control plan.

Marion City Council will vote on whether to ask the Ohio Auditors Office to investigate after a Marion auditors employee fell for a $4,000 email scam. The Finance Committee held a special meeting on Tuesday evening where it passed a resolution to send its findings into this incident to the State Auditor to "investigate and take any and all actions he deems necessary to assist Council in protecting the financial well being of the City." This decision to move the resolution onto Councils floor ne...

Commissioners lift pandemic emergency status in Fairfield County, but officials still want residents to get vaccinated and warn of seasonal outbreaks

CLEVELAND, Ohio — As Ohio communities closed city halls during the pandemic and city councils began meeting online, an interesting thing happened. Viewership of those meetings — during livestreams or when residents would watch archived meetings at their leisure — often was far higher than attendance ever was for in-person meetings. The Ohio General Assembly’s special permission for local ...

The Ohio Sixth District Court of Appeals has upheld the prison sentence for a former Walbridge resident who had been indicted for kidnapping and pandering sexually-oriented material involving a minor or impaired person.

Bill Gantz ended a decade-long tenure on the Wooster City Schools board when he tendered his resignation at Tuesday evenings meeting.

Methamphetamine discovery by State Highway Patrol trooper leads to felony drug charge for Cumberland man in Guernsey County Common Pleas Court.

The Mental Health and Disability Terminology Act would replace terms in existing Ohio law with replacements considered more respectful.

The Talk: Black families detail importance of preparing kids for possible interactions with police Recent situations with law enforcement have renewed the need for some Black families to have tough conversations with their children. Author: Richard Solomon (WBNS), Angel Brock Published: 8:16 PM EDT May 25, 2021 Updated: 8:16 PM EDT May 25, 2021 Nationwide, and right here in Columbus, we’ve seen or heard about encounters with law enforcement tha...