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Richland County commissioners on Thursday reviewed proposals from companies seeking to provide jail medical services.

Hamilton County Treasurer Jill Schiller issued a statement Wednesday calling on the Ohio legislature to act to help homeowners across the state grappling with a spike in property taxes.

Representatives from Shelby and Richland County have been exploring solutions to mitigate flooding for more than a decade.

Over two years after a much-debated retirement payment to a former Hillsboro Municipal Court clerk, the Ohio Auditor’s Office issued a finding for recovery of $25,357 Tuesday as part of the city’s 2022 calendar year audit.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — As Ohio prepares to celebrate and commemorate America’s 250th anniversary, America 250-Ohio, the official state commission charged with lea

The city of Columbus is drafting a lawsuit against Ohio for the new state law banning cities from regulating tobacco sales, claiming the lawmakers are infringing on home rule.

Letters: Etna Township and Ohio government leaders taken to task for fighting solar farm development instead of supporting it.

LISBON— Work on the Nace Building at 111 and 115 N. Market St. downtown continues that will eventually correct issues raised by a citation from the Ohio State

The Ohio Parenting and Pregnancy Program, which has been a part of Ohio Revised Code since 2013, was established to “promote childbirth, rather than abortion.”

School districts, townships and other entities in Washington County received good news during Thursday’s Washington County Commission meeting. During the me