An Ohio bill would increase property tax credits for people who live in their homes. Critics say renters will be hurt in the ...

Landlords of subsidized affordable housing, as well as landlords with fewer than 20 units, can list on the website for free.

Homeport, a nonprofit developer of affordable housing in central Ohio, is building its first affordable housing community in ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A group representing rental property owners is asking Gov. Mike DeWine to veto part of Ohio’s new property-tax plan, saying a tax break for homeowners will come at the expense of ...

Bodycam footage shows Toledo police discovering a horrifying scene after investigating a report of animal neglect at an Ohio home. Upon entering the home, officers noted a rotten stench among the ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WTVG) - A bill that would change some of Ohio’s marijuana laws, temporarily legalize THC beverages, and ban the sale of intoxicating hemp products outside of marijuana dispensaries is ...

The Ohio House of Representatives has voted to advance a bipartisan bill that would enable community energy programs in the state, including solar. The legislation cleared the House Public Utilities ...

These show how much you’re already saving under the current system. They’re usually listed on the half-year tax bill, so you’ll need to double the total to get the amount for the entire year. Let’s ...

The fire was reported at a home on Freedom Trail, near Reynoldsburg, around 2:15 a.m., according to our news partners at WBNS in Columbus. Four adults and a child were inside the home when the fire ...

Three people are dead, and two people are injured, including a child, from an early morning house fire in southeast Columbus near Reynoldsburg. Columbus firefighters and police officers responded ...

Walter Castanedo bought a Toledo home for $1,000 and then found $10,000 hidden in the basement. But who legally owns found money? The answer isn’t always simple. In a world where stories about hidden ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WJW) — Taxes are inevitable, whether you’re coming or going. Many Ohioans‘ earned income is taxed both where they live and work. To avoid “double-dipping,” taxing residents twice on ...