Gov. Mike DeWine and his administration have taken some initial steps toward expanding Amtrak service in Ohio for the first time in decades. But DeWine says the final decision about whether to authorize new passenger rail routes in the state will likely be up to his successor,

Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel continues to punt the question of whether he is running for governor as some Republican leaders start to make their endorsements.

Ohio's Lt. Governor Jim Tressel leads a discussion to develop the state's Workforce Playbook, focusing on boosting employment.

The crowd cheered when Ohio governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy announced he wanted to eliminate the state income tax. Is it a good idea?

Brown unveiled his Dignity of Work Institute months after losing reelection to Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno, as President Donald Trump cruised to an 11-point victory in Ohio. The campaign shattered spending records for a non-presidential race, but Brown ultimately couldn't overcome the headwinds against him and his party.

Ohio officials celebrate Business-Education Leader Awards, recognizing Business Advisory Councils for connecting students with professional skills and experiences for workforce success.

Obscure parts of Ohio's property tax code are finding their way into the stump speeches of gubernatorial candidates.

The reconstruction of higher education is underway. Ohio Senate Bill 1 — which bans diversity, equity and inclusion programming and faculty striking, limits the teaching of controversial subjects, requires the online publication of course syllabi and more across Ohio’s public higher education institutions — was signed into law by Ohio Gov.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is trying to sack the lawmakers' plans to give $600 million in bonds to the Cleveland Browns for the construction of their new stadium.