Columbus OH

An area man faces 31 felony charges after officials said he defrauded Ohio’s Medicaid program of more than $12 million.

OHIO, USA — An Oregon man who was arrested last month after allegedly calling in dozens of bomb threats to schools around Ohio on March 4 was indicted Wednesday on six federal charges, according to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. Nathan Hayes, 18, of...

Just one intoxicating hemp business is allowed to sell its products statewide, as part of ongoing litigation involving Ohio's new sweeping cannabis changes.

Convenience megastore Buc-ee’s will open a new outpost in northeast Ohio after the company pledged to cover the $15 million infrastructure required to get it up and running. Buc-ee's, a chain of convenience stores, gas stations and megamarts known for their large, clean bathrooms and beaver mascot , said its Mansfield,

OHIO — Ohio’s first top-prize winner in the MILLIONAIRE FOR LIFE game has officially claimed the jackpot, according to the Ohio Lottery. The winning ticket was claimed by The Angel Trust, represented by attorney Alan S. Levine. The ticket matched all five numbers and the Millionaire Ball in the April 27 drawing. The wi

OHIO — Reports of mountain lion sightings continue to surface across Ohio each year, despite wildlife officials maintaining that the species has been extinct in the state for more than a century. Mountain lions, also known as cougars, once roamed Ohio but were extirpated from the state during the 1800s due to habitat l

Lucky numbers unlock life-changing payout as state’s first Millionaire for Life grand prize is claimed CLEVELAND, Ohio — An Ohio lottery ticket purchased at a Cleveland grocery store has produced the state’s first-ever Millionaire for Life jackpot winner, resulting in a multimillion-dollar payout for a trust that claim

After serving a nearly six-year-long prison sentence, a self-identified “incel” that plotted a violent attack against women at Ohio State has moved two blocks away from campus.

AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - Two former FirstEnergy executives were indicted on public corruption charges for their alleged roles in the House Bill 6 scandal, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Summit County Prosecutor Elliot Kolkovich announced Thursday. Charles Jones faces the following charges:. One count of engaging in a

Over 50 family members and many fans gathered to celebrate the two-time major champion and Memorial Tournament winner at Muirfield Village today.