Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine recently announced that his office has awarded grants totaling $357,435 to the Ohio Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs and other organizations across the state for new computers and other technology purchases.

The National Association of the Remodeling Industry of Central Ohio provided recommendations earlier this year on how to make one's remodeling budget go far.

A Cleveland man was indicted for having a firearm while trafficking fentanyl and crack cocaine.

First-year head coach Jenny Coluccio was hired in June and is beginning to get settled in her new role. She sat down recently to discuss her transition heading into the 2018-19 campaign.

The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday, August 1st, heard three oral arguments, including an appeal from Affinity Medical Center which argues the damages it was required to pay to a former employee they defamed were too high pursuant to Ohio's comprehensive 2004 tort reform.

A South Euclid man was indicted in federal court for using a firearm while trafficking fentanyl, heroin and pills.

Manufacturing, health care, smart infrastructure and data analytics are four platforms in which Ohio should further invest to address the needs of its innovation ecosystem and accelerate the economy, according to a recently released plan from the Ohio Chamber of Commerce Research Foundation Inc.

Joe Abraham has been named the head softball coach at the University of Toledo, UT vice president and athletic director Mike O'Brien recently announced. Abraham is the 11th coach in program history and comes to Toledo after serving seven years as the head softball coach at Hillsdale College.

The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday, July 31st, heard three oral arguments, including an appeal from James D. Tench of Brunswick, Ohio, who was convicted for the 2013 kidnapping, murder, and aggravated robbery of his mother.

Being the heart of the home and, therefore the most used, it's no wonder that today's kitchen is nearly always due a re-do.

Courts in Ohio are exploring how to leverage technological advances to better serve the public

An Ohio State University-led study on self-regulation - an individual's ability to change behavior in different social situations - highlights the differences between boys and girls and obesity.

The Downtown Coaches Association (DCA) of the University of Toledo is looking to add members to the organization for the 2018-19 academic year. For a small annual fee ($40 per person, $50 per couple), supporters can join a network of over 200 Toledo supporters while also gaining behind-the-scenes access to UT coaches and student-athletes at the DCA's weekly luncheons.

Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted recently certified the number of valid signatures collected by advocates for two separate citizen-initiated constitutional amendments. A proposed amendment concerning drug treatment and rehabilitation has met the necessary requirements and will be on the November General Election Ballot as State Issue 1. The proposed amendment regarding kidney dialysis failed to meet all of the necessary requirements to be placed on the ballot and petitioners have 10 days to address petition deficiencies.

Being the heart of the home and, therefore the most used room, it's no wonder that today's kitchen is nearly always due a re-do.

With hot days and a new school year fast approaching, now is the perfect time to review your 529 college savings account and your saving strategies. Ohio’s 529 Plan, CollegeAdvantage, can help you check your progress with online calculators and tools. Use them to verify that you’re on track to reach your college savings goals and to see what would happen if you changed your savings strategy by increasing your 529 contributions. Need ideas on how to boost those contributions? Here are some steps you can take this summer to further fund your 529 account.

Ohio Department of Insurance Director Jillian Froment is warning Ohioans of an insurance fraud scam involving individuals posing as representatives of Dayton-based Premier Health Plan. Premier Health Plan, as of April 1, 2018, no longer offers health insurance products, but consumers from across the country are receiving numerous automated calls selling Premier Health Plan insurance. Some consumers have received “premium” invoices in lieu of a call, or have noticed unauthorized charges on their bank accounts.

Back in 1883, Teddy Roosevelt wrote an essay on what it takes to be a true American citizen. He did not mince words. “The people who say that they have not time to attend to politics are simply saying that they are unfit to live in a free community,” he wrote. “Their place is under a despotism.” He went on: “The first duty of an American citizen, then, is that he shall work in politics.”

A Cleveland man was convicted of illegally having ammunition stemming from a shootout last year in which two people were killed.

Natural gas production in Ohio’s shale region was up 42 percent in the first quarter of this year compared to the first quarter of last year, but crude oil production was down 4 percent in the same timeframe.