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A hospital spokesman says a worker who was injured when a floor collapsed at an Ohio casino construction site remains in serious condition a day later as investigators work to figure out what happened.
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones pleaded guilty Wednesday to a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct.
A landlord found to have discriminated against a black girl by posting a "White Only" sign at a swimming pool wants a state civil rights commission to reconsider its decision.
An Ohio court official says a 13-year-old boy charged with raping a 5-year-old girl at a McDonald's play area is denying the accusation.
The Department of Energy said Friday that it plans to work with the developer of a uranium enrichment project in southern Ohio on research and development to reduce technical and financial risks that have held up the developer's application for a $2 billion loan guarantee.
An owner of wireless companies in Ohio and Kentucky has pleaded guilty to employment tax fraud for failing to collect and pay employment taxes to the Internal Revenue Service.
An ex-soldier from Kentucky has been sentenced to five years in the beating of a homeless man sleeping under an Ohio bridge.
An Ohio liberal arts college that closed three years ago amid financial problems is welcoming students again and preparing for its comeback.
Police say a man suspected of fatally shooting a Central State University football player at a Dayton, Ohio, nightclub has turned himself in.
A large yellow diamond — known as the "Golden Eye" — seized in a federal drug and money-laundering investigation in northeast Ohio is going on the auction block with the minimum starting bid set at $900,000.
Ohio's attorney general has sued a closed New York-based dental chain, alleging that the company violated consumer laws by failing to provide services and products paid for by patients.
Macy's CEO said Friday that there will be winners and losers among retailers going into the fall season amid inflation worries, but he feels the department store chain is in a good position.
The state has given a stamp of approval to an Ohio liberal-arts college that was purchased by an alumni group in 2009 after it closed due to financial problems, state and school officials said Friday.
Jet engine manufacturer GE Aviation on Thursday offered to fund continued development of the recently terminated alternate engine for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter through 2012.
Fifth Third Bancorp is in a good position to succeed as it works to recover from the financial crisis and continue improving value for the regional bank's shareholders, its chief executive said Tuesday.
The Defense Department on Thursday ordered work to stop on an alternate engine being developed at a GE Aviation plant in southwest Ohio for the Pentagon's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jet.
An Ohio judge violated the U.S. Constitution by displaying a poster containing the Ten Commandments in his courtroom, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.
State regulators determined that Duke Energy Ohio customers will pay $14.1 million for the utility's repair costs from the Hurricane Ike-related windstorm in 2008.
Cincinnati police believe a retailer's video may help them find out who left lambs' heads at three homes and nailed to a cross outside a church.
A federal appeals court has overturned the conviction and death penalty of an Ohio man accused of beating his roommate and burying him alive, finding police coerced his confession.
The Reds and Bengals will pay rent at their sports stadiums for the first time, a deal that will trim back a tax cut for property owners but is intended to pull the stadium fund out of the red, officials said Thursday.
Fifth Third Bank has agreed to pay $9.5 million in a proposed settlement with customers who claimed they were improperly charged overdraft fees for insufficient funds on debit card purchases and ATM withdrawals.
A white man who pleaded guilty to six robberies in Ohio used a black mask so lifelike that police initially arrested a black man for one of the crimes, authorities said Tuesday.
A fossilized nest of eggs laid by an unknown species of dinosaur is part of an exhibit that makes its world premiere Friday at an Ohio museum.
The Supreme Court of Ohio on Tuesday upheld a portion of a state gaming law that places a $10-per-play limit on prizes awarded on skill-based amusement machines.
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