Ohio's normally even-tempered governor was not today when he was asked about a nearly $1 billion state budget shortfall and the failure of the Legislature to fill it. WKSU's M.L. Schultze reports.

A dozen Ph.D's -- and the Akron start-up company they're part of -- are expanding to Akron's new biomedical corridor, despite being courted by South Carolina and other Ohio communities. WKSU's M.L. Schultze reports.

Orville-based jam and jelly maker J.M. Smucker's is continuing to see profits that surpass expectations thanks to its acquisition of Folger's. WKSU's Amanda Rabinowitz reports.

It appears that the impasse over Ohio's $850 million budget shortfall may continue for at least another 2 weeks. That's because state legislators have gone home for a Thanksgiving holiday vacation, and don't plan to return until December. WKSU's Bill

The Portage Park District is buying 504 acres east of Streetsboro that will become the county's largest park. The parcel was once part of an international freight airport and will now become a conservatory for hiking and bird watching. Portage

Once in a while, Ohio companies short-change their workers on pay. Critics are calling that "wage theft", and they're proposing a new state law to crack down. WKSU's Bill Cohen reports.

A proposal to fight childhood obesity by requiring Ohio schools to offer healthier food and more time for exercise has picked up support from a wide variety of legislators and special interest groups. That's why it may finally have a

The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled for the first time on whether a law against disrupting public service can be applied only to people who are trying to stop police from responding to incidents where groups of people are in

The former employee of the Ohio Attorney General's office who was at the center of a sexual harassment scandal will be spending some time behind bars. But the sentence is a light one. WKSU's Jo Ingles reports.

An impasse continues in the Ohio legislature over how to fill a projected $850 million hole in the state budget. Some of the republicans who dominate the state senate floated a plan today to partially delay the cut in the

JOHNSTOWN -- In a game of inches, the Fredericktown Freddies came up a few yards short Friday night.

MOUNT VERNON -- With this year's theme "My Favorite Things," 31 contestants from around Knox County participated in the 46th Annual Knox County Junior Miss Scholarship Program on Friday night at the Memorial Theater.

MOUNT VERNON -- Several city projects took a step closer to becoming a reality this week.

MOUNT VERNON -- On Friday, Nov. 20, Common Pleas Court Judge Otho Eyster sentenced five men for various crimes, according to Knox County Prosecutor John Thatcher.

Covington school officials had said that a 13-year-old with cerebral palsy wouldn't be allowed to receive an H1N1 vaccination at Holmes High School because he didn't go to school there. That was before the boy's grandmother protested.

Homeland Security officials reversed course Friday and announced that federal money may be used to cover millions of dollars in maintenance costs for equipment meant to help Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky respond to a terrorist attack.

A man passed out in a prisoner-holding area of the Butler County courthouse Friday as he prepared to face charges that he helped his daughter set fire to a car.

COVINGTON - Police continued making arrests Friday in largest roundup of drug traffickers in the city's history.

HAMILTON - Lawyers for former state lawmaker Michael A. Fox have asked to have his trial on corruption charges delayed until June.

The renovation and expansion has been spearheaded by Julie Kantor, a Montgomery resident who met the Ingles a few years ago, learned of their compassion for orphans, and saw that they had outgrown their home.