Bodies found in rape suspect's house were all female and victims of homicide, says coroner -Cleveland native among the missing in California air collision -Big push for Issue 3 in the last hours -John the Baptist Church closes doors despite

Ohio Governor Ted Strickland will be in northeast Ohio today to dedicate wind turbines that will power a school district. WKSU's M.L. Schultze reports.

Tomorrow is election day in Ohio. And, as is often the case in off-year elections -- the issues are more likely to draw interest than the candidates. WKSU's M.L. Schultze reports.

Federal officials now have all the input they've sought to draft a national policy for coastlines, lakes and rivers...and for doling out nearly a half-Billion dollars for Great Lakes projects. The last of several hearings nationwide was held in Cleveland

For the past several months, both sides of Issue 3 have inundated Ohio voters about a plan to put a casino in each of the state's four largest cities. Beneath the attack ads and rallies is the issue of what

DANVILLE -- The 2009 Devil-Dog game turned into a tale of two halves on Saturday night. The East Knox Bulldogs controlled the first half, but the host Danville Blue Devils won the second.

Beginning this week, thousands of people across Kentucky are expected to file paperwork to run for federal, state and local office in 2010.

For a small defense contractor in northern Kentucky, having Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in their corner could be a $3.4 million godsend.

Hebrew Union College's board of governors is expected to vote Monday in Cincinnati, the college's historic home, on a restructuring of the four-campus Jewish seminary.

If William Howard Taft, the Cincinnatian who reached the presidency of the United States 100 years ago, is largely overlooked or written off by historians, it may have more to do with the giants who preceded him and followed him

One house was destroyed by a fire and two were damaged by the intense flames at a Boone County sheriff's deputy's home in Walton.

For the first two weeks of November, residents can expect to see steady temperatures - with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s.

When an amateur art collector stopped by Doug Eisele's art shop with a dark, discolored painting, Eisele thought it was "nice." It may be $100,000 worth of "nice." When the landscape was restored, the signature said Robert Scott Duncanson.

An autopsy on Monday is expected to help investigators determine how a 28-year-old man reported missing on Friday died.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a report of a man with a shotgun at a Wal-Mart in Westwood. The store was evacuated.