Who will replace Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine in 2027? The race for Ohio governor has already begun with several candidates throwing their hats in the political ring. DeWine cannot run for reelection in 2026 because of term limits.

Mike DeWine will appoint Lt. Gov ... Ramaswamy lives in suburban Columbus and grew up in Cincinnati Ramaswamy is now expected to proceed with his original plan, according to a source familiar with his thinking: Tackle the task before him at DOGE and ...

FC Cincinnati’s highly anticipated $332 million mixed-use development just got a major tax credit from the State of Ohio. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Monday afternoon that the West End project was awarded $26 million in total tax credit to help with construction or redevelopment.

Governor Mike DeWine has chosen his Lt. Governor Jon Husted to fill an Ohio Senate seat vacated by incoming Vice President JD Vance, a source with knowledge of the pick told WCPO.

Cincinnati native Vivek Ramaswamy is expected to step down from his position to lead President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and announce a run for Ohio governor, two sources.

Mike DeWine announced Friday that his state’s ... was born and raised outside Cincinnati, but made his career in Silicon Valley. Husted, 57, will serve as the junior senator from Ohio in the ...

Mike DeWine will appoint Lt ... Ramaswamy lives in suburban Columbus and grew up in Cincinnati Ramaswamy is now expected to proceed with his original plan, according to a source familiar with ...

The proposal comes nearly seven years after Governor Mike DeWine called for a pause in executions shortly after taking office.

The summit comes as Ohio’s largest business lobbies have thrown their collective weight behind improving child care in Ohio, a policy position they say is critical to attracting more jobs.

Public Safety Department is among 28 Ohio institutions awarded funding to strengthen campus security, with UC receiving a $250,000 grant to increase safety at major

Given the shroud of corruption tied to the HB 6/FirstEnergy scandal, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio needs a clean slate and a squeaky-clean cast of characters. That is why, going forward, PUCO commissioners should not have any conflicts of interest,

Ohio is once again aiming to add work requirements for Medicaid. The proposed work requirementscould put up to 450,000 residents in Ohio at risk of losing health care coverage. This estimate was calculated by The Center for Community Solutions. The state estimates fewer than 62,000 would lose coverage.