A teen whose case was transferred from juvenile court could be convicted of crimes in adult court, even if the juvenile court had not initially found probable cause for the crimes, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled Wednesday.

A growing number of states are reexamining how the criminal legal system treats pregnant and postpartum women behind bars.

As communities across the Midwest grapple with flooding, rising energy costs, aging infrastructure, and increasing uncertainty, leaders from across the region will gather at the Midwest Sustainability Summit to explore what it takes to build systems that can adapt, endure, and thrive.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists at Cincinnati’s Port of Entry inspected and seized a shipment arriving from Germany containing 337 hatching eggs placed in foam layers on May 27.

Ohio Farm Bureau is accepting applications for AgriPOWER Class XVII, a leadership and advocacy development program designed to equip Ohio agriculture’s rising leaders with the skill, knowledge and connections needed to strengthen their communities and advance the industry.

The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) will be sponsoring three collection events for farmers to dispose of unwanted pesticides.

For the first time in his high school career, Fairfield junior Mason Lightle raced at the state level, as he ran in the Division V 200-meter dash in the 2026 OHSAA State Track and Field Championships. 

JobsOhio already faces regular auditing and produces annual reports. But critics complain the audits don’t reveal enough about JobsOhio’s inner workings, and the reports only describe outcomes in the aggregate. Ohio House Bill 779 would replace that oversight with the standard two-year audits any other state agency or public entity receives from the Ohio Auditor.