Former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel is going back to school – in a newly created position at the University of Akron.

Ohio Governor John Kasich next week takes his State of the State address on the road. The Governor will travel to Steubenville to honor the state’s top performing elementary school, report on his first year in office, and give his blueprint for the remainder of his term. But, the city is most interested in his jobs message.

In a possible sign that Central Ohio home prices have finally hit bottom, sale prices of foreclosed homes are rising – slightly.

A construction management official says a review of structural connections at the Cincinnati casino where a collapse injured more than a dozen workers found no bolts missing.

The state board on Wednesday said there is not enough doubt to warrant a new trial or clemency for a man convicted of killing his son in a house fire.

The auto manufacturer will produce new parts at a plan in Anna and add an assembly to a factory in Russells Point.

The Transportation Review Advisory Council has unanimously approved ODOT’s plan to delay some projects as long as 24 years.

In recent weeks, pro sports teams in Cleveland and Cincinnati have asked government owners of their stadiums for repair money. Here in Columbus, the Blue Jackets are looking to upgrade Nationwide Arena, which is to be owned by taxpayers. WOSU reports on who will pay for the upgrades.