Fall colors are nearing their peak across most of Ohio, but the change is "slower and sporadic" this year. This map shows where leaves are changing.

The latest Ohio Redistricting Commission meeting marked the start of the second phase of the state's congressional redistricting process.

Ohio's redistricting effort faces a stalemate as Democrats propose a fairer map, and the GOP has yet to respond.

Fall colors are starting to peak around Ohio, but the colorful foliage could arrive quickly and not last long. See where colors are already peaking.

The first meeting of the Ohio Redistricting Commission lasted less than 30 minutes with no agreement on a bipartisan map.

Ohio elected officials are now less than 10 days away from blowing a second deadline to pass a bipartisan Congressional map.

While the Ohio Constitution requires the five Republicans on the seven-member redistricting commission to get Democratic votes in order to pass any redistricting plan, after Oct. 31 the constitution allows the GOP-dominated state legislature to pass a new congressional map without bipartisan support.