The Ohio Supreme Court has said a school district can go ahead with a firearm policy for personnel while the state’s highest court decides on their...
The first clue came last Sunday evening. “Big News OHIO,” State Rep. Nino Vitale posted to his Facebook page. “9 am Tomorrow Right Here.” His large...
State Rep. Nino Vitale (R-Urbana) is being referred to the Ohio Elections Commission for “apparent violations of campaign finance law,” Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced...
The Seneca County Board of Commissioners is to meet at 10 a.m. Thursday via Zoom. Near the beginning of the meeting, Seneca County Emergency Services Director...
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine (R) on Tuesday brushed off an ongoing attempt by conservative state lawmakers to impeach and remove him from office, telling them to...
During a press conference that was again dominated by talk of bar curfews, youth sports and the return to college, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Tuesday...
Ohio voter drop boxes are shaping up to play an important role in the election process this fall. Each of Ohio’s 88 counties will feature one...
Jan Stowe, a Vietnam War veteran from Traverse City, Mich., says she was unable to move her head and neck for several days last month after...
WASHINGTON — Postmaster General Louis DeJoy came under heavy fire Monday for withholding key information about delays in the delivery of mail since he took over...
We are living in the age of fake news. No, not the “deep state is out to get the president” kind. The real “fake news” is...
The state’s controlling board has designated money for schools, election boards and COVID-19 testing, but members of those departments spent most of their time Monday answering...
Two Republicans in the Ohio House of Representatives have introduced another bill to weaken the Ohio Department of Health’s ability to issue public health orders during...
Bill Bader Jr. was fed up. A health order signed by Gov. Mike DeWine had forced his race track to close. Bader threatened to reopen without...
When it meets on Monday, the Ohio Controlling Board won’t consider most of the funding requests by advocates who say hundreds of thousands of low-income Ohioans...
WASHINGTON — Ohio colleges welcoming some students to campus this fall despite the pandemic face a second major challenge. They also must put in place major new federal...
