An Ohio man claims that he was assaulted by several McDonald's employees after complaining about not receiving the correct order.

A Satanic temple launched an after-school program in an Ohio elementary school as an alternative to a Christian-based Bible studies program.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced that he had signed a measure that would prevent transgender schoolchildren and college students from using bathrooms corresponding to their gender identities.

Neo-Nazis marching in Ohio said they faced unprecedented public violence, with locals pepper-spraying and hurling objects at them.

Carlos Serrano-Restrepo, an immigrant living in Ohio, argued his collection of 170 firearms was for self-defense and protected by the Second Amendment.

The Department of Justice responded to Jordan's insinuations by saying the department holds "legal obligations" of preserving records

A bold attempt to steal an Amazon delivery truck went sideways on Sunday afternoon, landing a man in police custody after the driver subdued him in a headlock.

A group of masked neo-Nazis carrying swastika flags marched through a Columbus, Ohio neighborhood on Saturday, as residents hurried to lock doors.

Local advocates report that scores of Haitians have fled the city in recent days

About 1.32 million of the 7.22 million mobile home residents in the U.S. — or 18% — identify as Hispanic, according to the American Housing Survey

Ohio lawmakers have introduced a bill that would ban public universities from asking applicants for their preferred pronouns.

A high school principal was placed on administrative leave for writing a newsletter promising to keep the school a safe space for all following Trump's win.

An Ohio man was arrested for traveling to Illinois to meet minors for sex, bringing his baby along due to not having a babysitter.

An Ohio man who brutally killed a 5-year-old girl in 1993 will remain behind bars for at least another decade thanks to, in part, a public petition.

About 285,000 Latinos are expected to vote in the Ohio Senate race

A veteran Ohio Sheriff's Lieutenant stated that he would require proof that a person voted before administering aid to them, and that he would withhold aid from Democrats in a string of social media posts that he allegedly wrote due to medication he was taking at the time.

Kennedy Outdoor Advertising said it initially thought the ad was referring to Harris as a "crybaby" and did not pick up on the sexual message.

Ohio mother was found guilty of child endangerment after leaving her three young kids home alone to be with a friend as they got liposuction.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has been spearheading an effort to remove noncitizens from voter rolls

A 77-year-old woman was charged with reckless homicide after she accidentally shot and killed a 58-year-old man because he jokingly asked her to do it.

A former Ohio governor has endorsed a Democratic senator in his reelection bid, choosing him over the Trump-supported GOP rival.

Three unknown suspects stole $50,000 worth of shoes from an Ohio shoe store, including over 100 right-foot shoes without their pairs, officials say.

Trump stood by his unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants are eating pets, piling on by adding, "eating other things too, that they're not supposed to be."

An Ohio mother is devastated after her 11-year-old son was brutally beaten unconscious by a student while a teacher allegedly stood by and did nothing.

Ohio's Senate race continues to be a "toss up" contest as Sen. Sherrod Brown is hoping his experience in the state will be enough to bring him a fourth term

Police later returned to the Ohio woman's home with K-9 dogs to search her backyard.

Golf course employee Brian Comer admitted to shooting the geese, but said he did so because he thought the course had a nuisance permit.

After publicly praising his Haitian workers, McGregor, his family and his business became a target of white supremacists and neo-Nazis.

At Whetstone High School in Columbus, Ohio, students are facing significant challenges in accessing restrooms. Students expressed their concerns arguing the situation is unhygienic and detrimental to their learning.

The comments arrive amid recent incidents in Springfield which has prompted Columbus to consider establishing a commission on immigration and refugee affairs