Often called the “bible of black travel,” The Green Book wasn’t just a convenient handbook for travelers, but also a lifesaver at a time when travel for black Americans was difficult and dangerous.

The death penalty remains the law of the land in Ohio, but House Speaker Larry Householder says the law could be unenforceable if the state can’t buy the drugs needed to administer lethal injections.

New research shows that sleep apnea may increase the risk of mood disorders like anxiety and depression.

A satellite orbiting earth revealed that a 2018 fracking explosion in Belmont County created one of the worst methane leaks in U.S. history. More methane gas leaked into the atmosphere in 20 days than all but three European countries emit in a year.

A record 54 billion spam calls flooded consumers’ smart phones in 2019.

Thomas Quinlan was named police chief of the Columbus Division of Police in December, after nearly a year in an interim role and 30 years on the force.

The transition into adulthood is never easy, and for some it can be too much.

At a Toledo campaign rally last week, President Trump stated that 2019 was a great economic year for Ohio. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, though, Ohio lost jobs at its highest rate since 2009, with the manufacturing and mining sectors taking the hardest hit.

Suicide was the leading cause of death among youth between the ages of 10 and 14 between from 2007 to 2018, according to the Ohio Department of Health.

The new film “Dark Waters” starring Mark Ruffalo recalls the two-decade long legal battle with one of the world’s biggest corporations—DuPont—to expose the truth about so-called "forever chemicals." The Cincinnati attorney at the heart of the story has written his own memoir of the story.