High school students will be able to earn up to $1,300 this summer and gain valuable work experience, due to a $1.4 million investment in Franklin County’s Ready 2 Earn program.

High school students will have the chance gain first-hand work experience and earn up to $1,300 this summer thanks to a $1.4 million investment from Franklin County.

Franklin County Department of Job and Family Services (FCDJFS) and Reynoldsburg City Schools (RCS) relaunched its on-site case management partnership

Thousands of Ohio college students might be eligible for SNAP benefits thanks to a temporary provision by the federal government

Janica Pierce Tucker became general counsel for the Columbus Clippers in January, breaking baseball minor league history.

The Franklin County Auditor's Office and the Legal Aid Society of Columbus have collaborated to establish...

At the two-week mark of his fledgling first term, President Joe Biden has already laid out an aggressive agenda to promote racial justice and equity

As the pandemic pushes more women than men out of the workforce temporary, concerns are growing about what the job market will look like when they return.

Franklin County's Family Stabilization Unit, a two-year pilot program that provides support for low-income families, is expanding its offerings with a mentorship program aimed at youths of color.

The youngest of eight kids, Cincinnati native Barbara Smith was eager to stand out.