A human trafficking survivor in Ohio shares her story and helps put in perspective what releasing those files could mean for the victims.

With the longest government shutdown in history behind it’s more than just federal workers who are breathing a sigh of relief.

Lawmakers propose two bills that add debt relief options for Ohioans, while officials urge caution about scammers promising to fix your bad credit.

A last-minute provision in the spending bill meant to reopen the government includes banning some Hemp and CBD products.

Months after a nurses union pushed for tighter security at their hospital, they’re raising the flag again after a violent altercation.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services announced they will distribute partial SNAP benefits as early as Wednesday.

Over the weekend, a federal court instructed the department to reduce the amount each household can receive in November.

Study shows more than two million Ohioans are caregivers. Out of those 80% pay out of pocket and lawmakers are trying to help.

Republicans and Democrats see the results differently. A political expert said lawmakers shouldn’t over-read the results of the general election.

The historic museum sparks special memories as it closes after the fire.

Catholics in central Ohio are in mourning of the death of Pope Francis. The Bishop of St. Joseph Cathedral called a last-minute mass.

Proponents say expanding school vouchers would include more tax-paying families. Opponents say it would take away from low-income families.

Most people dream to get to live the life in Hollywood. One couple made it a reality but then decided to replant their roots on a farm in Ohio.