“Simply put, this statute violates the First Amendment," said ACLU of Ohio Chief Legal Officer, Feda Levenson.

The newest addition to the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden's gorilla troop officially has a name.

As of now, lethal injection is the only form of execution authorized under Ohio law. AG Dave Yost is throwing support behind a bill that would make another method available for executions.

Attorney General Dave Yost, R-Ohio, announced Monday that a Pennsylvania doctor is facing felony charges for allegedly traveling to Ohio to have sex with a minor.

The Circleville Pumpkin Show has announced the 2025 Giant Pumpkin Winner.

Overnight, members of the U.S. military reported seeing their paychecks being delivered into their accounts on time despite the ongoing shutdown. Yet, there are still a lot of questions and concerns.

Law enforcement officials are warning residents of a training exercise involving the West Chester Police Department and the Butler County Emergency Management Agency.

The Cleveland Division of Police arrested 10 teenagers this weekend after an investigation tied them to multiple vehicle breaks and car thefts stretching across the city.

The Savannah Bananas announced their schedule for 2026, which includes two stops in Ohio.

Trails at Miles-Edward Park are temporarily closed after Cincinnati Parks said E. coli was found in the soil.

As the Columbus Blue Jackets start another season, the team continues to honor Johnny Gaudreau.

“Xoxal: Baño de Fuego,” or “Xoxal: Shower of Fire” is one of the latest exhibitions to open at The Sculpture Center in Cleveland.

As the government shutdown continues, thousands of federal workers are facing furloughs. Leaders in the Buckeye State are aiming to help potential job seekers with a new initiative.

The types of people who would benefit from using a health wearable, like a watch or a ring, are the ones who use them the least.

Three river otters at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium managed to cause some damage to their pool after taking an interest in part of the caulking within it, the zoo shared on social media.

Officials are preparing for the 2025 Circleville Pumpkin Show, a three-day celebration of the seasonal gourd that brings pumpkin-loving people together.

A third round of grants was recently awarded to law enforcement officials to help prioritize addiction treatment for jail inmates.

A central Ohio suburb is moving forward with a "targeted removal" program to address deer overpopulation.

RTA employees are aiming to both walk and ride in their customers' shoes.

The cost of medication for people living with HIV is thousands of dollars per month, and for many Ohioans, it’s unattainable to pay out of pocket.