The Ohio House approved a bipartisan bill this week that would require all Ohio correctional facilities to provide menstrual products to inmates free-of-charge. House Bill 29, passed Wednesday by ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Several law enforcement agencies spent the majority of Thursday in a standoff situation. According to Montgomery County Regional Dispatch, police were first spotted in the ...

DAYTON — A suspected drunk driver hit two parked cars and a house in Dayton early Saturday morning, according to a Dayton Police Department crash report. A preliminary investigation found that a ...

Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo, D-Upper Arlington, will step down from her leadership position at the end of June. Russo played a key role in electing Speaker Jason Stephens and opposing ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Families will be able to save even more money during Ohio’s tax-free shopping period. Gov. Mike DeWine and the Ohio General Assembly have once again expanded the Ohio ...

The Dayton Police Department recently was awarded $450,000 in grant funding from the Ohio Violent Crime Reduction Grant Program. The police department received the second largest award in the ...

For Ohio State, this means a significant portion of revenue will be shared with student-athletes. OSU athletics director Ross Bjork has reiterated that the Buckeyes will share about $20.5 million ...

I cried when I read the extent of the machinations of the Ohio House. First, they gave transportation to private school students, which took away money that was to go to the public schools.

The Ohio House passed HB 210 to combat catalytic converter thefts. Now, it moves on to the state Senate. Ohio House Bill 210 targets theft by tightening scrap metal sale regulations and penalties.

Editor’s note: This story originally appeared in the Ohio Capital Journal. Nearly 50 anti-LGBTQ incidents happened in Ohio in a year, according to a new report by the Gay and Lesbian Alliance ...

The House v. NCAA settlement caps NIL payments at $20.5 million and provides $2.5 million for additional scholarships. Ohio State will maintain all 36 of its varsity sports programs.