Today from The Ohio Newsroom

Edie's work traces the path of a dedicated artist who balanced a disciplined creative practice with motherhood and who kept her ambition and curiosity vibrant for decades despite encounters with sexism.

Pet ownership has become increasingly expensive. Ohio humane organizations are taking on many of the costs.

Some rural voters in northeast Ohio say they are unsatisfied with their options on the ballot. How they vote could influence competitive races.

At his rural home in northern Ohio, master mask-maker David Lady has made all things scary his specialty.

Ohio is one of the top producing popcorn states in the country.

Expanding Horizons brings CrossFit into Ohio’s juvenile corrections facilities. Advocates hope it can give them the skills they need to reenter their communities.

Carroll County Caring Hands helps neighbors in need get through medical hardship by paying for things like gas and utilities.

AgrAbility connects aging and injured Ohio farmers with the free assistive technology they need to stay out in the fields.

About 240,000 Ukrainians came to the U.S. on humanitarian parole through a program that’s been paused for over a year. Among them: 43-year-old Tetiana, who lives with her family in Ohio.

New home values — which went up by nearly $4 billion in total across one Ohio county — are leaving some with mixed opinions about property taxes.

Ohio’s manufacturing industry estimates it’ll need 35,000 workers every year to meet growing demand.

People incarcerated in Belmont Correctional Institution work hard each year to grow giant pumpkins for competitions. But growing pumpkins inside a prison comes with challenges.

Severe storms have dealt significant damage across parts of southern Ohio. Now, the region is recovering.

Starting Oct. 1, the federal government will give states less funding to administer Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programs. Ohio’s largest counties are losing millions.

A local pawpaw farmer says invasive ambrosia beetles have killed three-quarters of the trees in his southeast Ohio orchard.