CLEVELAND, Ohio - Ohio receives nearly $40 billion in federal funding. So what happens if President Trump shuts off spending? We’re talking about the wideranging affects of a federal freeze on daily life on Today in Ohio.

President Trump's visit to East Palestine, Ohio, was the turning point in his election win, and inspired his first trip to North Carolina and California, press secretary Karoline Leavitt said.

Confused state officials scrambled Tuesday to discern how the order impacted state government, which gets about 30% of its general fund dollars from federal sources.

President Donald Trump’s proposed pause on federal spending, which he initiated the day he was inaugurated and expanded on Monday, threatens several grants awarded to Northeast Ohio organizations to fight air pollution and climate change.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik will meet with organizations to get answers on questions raised by the president's executive orders.

President Donald Trump has attempted to place millions of dollars in federal grant money to Northeast Ohio law enforcement agencies on hold. A federal judge blocked that order.

Vice President JD Vance has earned a unique privilege inside the White House — free rein to hire whom he wants, with no interference from President Donald Trump or his top aides.

After President Donald Trump removed federal restrictions that limited Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers from conducting raids in schools, hospitals and

Two Miami Valley lawmakers were part of a bipartisan cohort Tuesday touting legislation to prohibit the use of state funds for assisted suicide and abolish the death penalty in Ohio, just a week after President Donald Trump's executive order to fully restore the practice nationally.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — Donald Trump sent this central Ohio city into a political tailspin when he falsely claimed during the presidential campaign that Haitian migrants here were eating residents ...

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO — Several minutes into President Donald Trump’s inauguration speech on Monday, as he began talking about immigration, Yvena Jean François dug through a desk drawer for a notebook and pen. “We now have a government that cannot ...