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Some conservative Ohio lawmakers and faith leaders want to put millions more dollars into preschool programs for at risk children - something Democrats have championed in the past.

The Tea Party backed 1851 Center for Constitutional Law is adding its name to conservative groups saying they were harassed by the IRS.

The Ohio Department of Transportation has scheduled a public meeting from 4:30 to 7:30 this evening to discuss plans to rebuild the I-270/Route 33 interchange on the North side.

The U.S. House and Senate Agriculture Committees have approved separate versions of a farm bill that would cut the size of the federal food stamp program and alter the way people qualify for it.

The Ohio Wildlife Council has rejected a proposed change to deer-hunting season.

Thirteen Cleveland firefighters accused of improperly paying co-workers to cover their assigned shifts while they continued to receive salaries and benefits have been indicted on charges of theft in office.

Columbus police have identified the two suspects killed in an early Wednesday morning shootout with officers near the Columbus Fire Station on North High Street in Clintonville.

Two men were sentenced to prison terms yesterday for killing a Dublin gas station clerk in February of last year, as well as robbing a restaurant and a gun range in Powell.

Ohio is ranked as the most profane state in the nation.

Federal authorities have arrested a Detroit man wanted for allegedly violating terms of his bond.

Bond is set at 500 thousand dollars for the man accused of shooting at a COTA bus, striking a passenger in the face.

North Carolina authorities are searching for the body of a Columbus man who disappeared while swimming on Tuesday with members of a church group.

Weinland Park residents are getting close to reaching their goal of funding home improvements.

A group of 270 thousand Ohio businesses involved in an 860 million dollar class action lawsuit against the state Bureau of Workers Compensation wants the agency to pay them back.

Attorneys for the man accused of kidnapping three Cleveland women and holding them for a decade say he plans to plead not guilty.

Some Ohio conservative activists who say they were targeted by the Internal Revenue Service when they applied for tax-exempt status are heading to Washington as federal investigations widen.

The Ohio House has approved a Senate-passed bill correcting a new state law that inadvertently allows coaches and referees in youth sports leagues to be criminally prosecuted for violating rules regarding players' head injuries.

Former FBI Director Louis Freeh's company has been hired by trucking firmss suing Pilot Flying J over allegations the truck stop chain owned by Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam bilked customers out of rebates.

Brazil's Supreme Court has annulled the trial of a rancher convicted of ordering the 2005 murder of Dayton nun and Amazon rain forest defender Dorothy Stang.

Families whose children have been among dozens sickened in a cancer cluster in Clyde, Ohio are hoping they have pinpointed a cause for the illnesses.