The Ohio State Highway Patrol introduces Ragnar, a drug-sniffing canine, to help combat narcotics trafficking.

Video shared online shows the yellow school bus fully engulfed in flames in a residential area of Cleveland and spewing black ...

Ohio State Highway Patrol has fired a trooper accused of crashing her patrol car while intoxicated. Records show a Huron ...

Ohio House lawmakers approved $11.5 billion for highway construction, public transportation and airport maintenance over the ...

The Ohio State Highway Patrol released footage of them stopping a U-Haul in Cambridge, Ohio, after it was seen crossing the ...

The current state budget proposal would raise motor vehicle registration fees by $10 and title fees by $3 to fund the OSHP.

Provisions in the proposed state budget bill would increase vehicle registration fees by $10 and bump up title fees from $15 ...

The state has rolled out access to real-time aerial surveillance technology to all Ohio law enforcement agencies. The ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — On average, the Ohio State Highway Patrol takes 179 pounds of fentanyl off the streets in the state. Most of those seizures are with the help of canines. OSHP recently welcomed ...

A bipartisan group of Ohio lawmakers introduced a bill to ban police departments from using quotas of arress or citations for ...

Once the patrol has chosen a dog (often from out-of-state and overseas vendors), it's time for training. The pups are ...

But the Highway Patrol recently expanded that technology by placing downlink receivers in nine strategic locations across ...