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Lake sturgeon were nearly eliminated from the Great Lakes in the early 1900s. Now, there’s work underway effort to bring the giant fish back.
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20 years after "To Catch a Predator" became a primetime TV phenomenon, self-styled justice seekers are taking to social media putting their own spin on predator hunting.
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The St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy in Cincinnati is expanding its medication donation program to cities including Canton, Toledo and Dayton.
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Community members and city leaders are at odds around data centers. It's led Ohio communities to put measures on the ballot to restrict the industry.
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The annual Coffin Races at the Chillicothe Halloween festival invites competitors to build their own wheeled caskets.
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More than 3,000 Toledo kids have elevated levels of lead in their blood. The city is taking steps to prevent more children from being exposed.
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Incarcerated people in five Ohio prisons help central Ohio-based Ohio Wildlife Center raise orphaned baby animals. The program teaches empathy and trade skills.
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Following renovations, the house that the famed astronaut grew up in will be available for public tours.
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The Ohio Renaissance Festival was ranked best in the country by a USA Today poll. Patrons say they enjoy the opportunity to be creative and take part in the spectacle.
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In today's age of mass production, some small artisans are carrying on the traditional craft of broom making. A broom maker from Morgan County shares his art and why brooms are associated with witches.