Jim Letizia

A new television ad from Mitt Romney's campaign is using Bill Clinton's words against President Obama.

The man federal prosecutors have linked to the OSU football memorabilia scandal pleaded guilty Thursday to charges of running a drug ring.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has paid nearly 9-thousand dollars to the Sierra Club to settle a public records lawsuit.

Columbus Police have made an arrest in Thursday morning's stabbing death of a man outside the Renaissance hotel downtown.

Columbus police dive teams are searching for a woman who disappeared while jumping off cliffs into a body of water with three friends early this morning.

Gasoline prices were expected to drop after Labor Day.

A bust in Guernsey County turned up a drug that hasn't been seen in Ohio before.

Michigan officials plan to expand efforts to test for Asian carp to bait shops in the Lake Erie basin.

Dominion East Ohio Gas is asking the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to allow it to become the first utility in the state to end regulated pricing for customers, meaning a key consumer protection would be removed.

The Central Ohio businessman accused of financial crimes appeared in a Dubai courtroom today after being caught fleeing the country, but it is not clear how he will be defended.

Columbus police say residents' concerns about prostitution on the west side led to a series of arrests that were announced last night.

An investigation continues into a crash that sent an Ohio State University student to the hospital.

U.S. military officials say there is no danger to the public from an unknown substance unearthed at the military supply depot in Whitehall.

The intersection of East Gay and North Lazelle streets has been closed and North 3rd street is closed at East Gay as police investigate the beating death of a man found in front of the Renaissance Hotel this morning.

Fairfield County commissioners say next month, they will discuss using the county's share of state casino tax revenue to help build a new 35-million dollar jail.

The Franklin County Board of Elections has blocked an attempt to place a repeal of the Westerville school district's 2009 levy on the November ballot.

The Phi Kappa Tau fraternity has dropped its 10-million dollar lawsuit against Miami University that was filed last week after the school suspended 37 members.

Ohio's delegation to the Democratic National Convention has plenty of ideas on what President Obama should talk about in tonight's acceptance speech.

Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson remains on the ballot.

A new report shows one in six Ohioans worry about going hungry.