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COLUMBUS, Ohio — An unidentified homeschool mother in Ohio faced up to 180 days in jail for not filing paperwork on time – even though she taught her child the entire time. The mother’s problems began when she withdrew her ...

CLEVELAND – The head of Cleveland’s police union is asking Ohio Governor John Kasich to suspend the state’s open carry law in light of a series of police shootings, including one Sunday that killed three officers in Louisiana. The Republican ...

Citizens should arm themselves for protection, says the sheriff of a county where a baffling mass murder took place. “I can tell you if you are fearful, arm yourself,” Sheriff Charles Reader told The Columbus Dispatch. “If you feel you ...

Two separate homeschool families in Ohio face jail time and thousands of dollars in fines for narrowly missing state deadlines of which they were unaware. The charges are for “contributing to the delinquency of a minor” – even though the ...

All parents of children in public and private schools would have to undergo social services background checks when enrolling their kids in school in Ohio under a new proposed state law. The bill by State Senator Capri S. Cafaro (D-Youngstown) ...

An Ohio man is facing felony charges for shooting and killing the home-invasion suspect who tried to break into his house. David Hillis could face up to 11 years in prison for defending his home from armed burglars Terry Tart ...

Thousands of sick Americans including children with untreatable maladies are being prevented from getting medicine that could help – simply because they live in the wrong state. One of those people is Sophia Nazzarine, a 7-year-old girl who at one ...

The residents of a small Ohio town could lose their water supply if a federal lawsuit filed by a fracking company that has made hundreds of millions of dollars succeeds. Gulfport Energy is trying to force Barnesville, Ohio, (population 4,100) ...

The residents of Toledo, Ohio, a metropolitan area with nearly half a million residents, were in an almost unimaginable situation for an entire weekend: Their tap water was unsafe to drink, bath in or even cook with. And it all ...

Video has surfaced of the controversial arrest of an Ohio man who was the first person charged under a new state law that bans “hidden compartments” in vehicles. Law enforcement agents last year did not find the items they thought ...