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COLUMBUS, Ohio — State Rep. Crystal Lett, D-Columbus, on Wednesday introduced legislation aimed at tightening oversight of residential youth treatment facilities following a high-profile investigation into violence at a central…
Bryan Hambley, a Cincinnati-area physician and political newcomer, is gaining momentum in the Democratic primary race for Ohio secretary of state, emerging as a serious challenger to party veteran Allison…
Ohio officials are moving forward with plans to establish a new wildlife conservation area that has sparked political controversy over its proposed name: “Trump Wildlife Area.” The Ohio Department of…
NORTHWEST OHIO — Persistent spring rains have slowed the start of the 2026 planting season across northwest Ohio, leaving many farmers waiting for fields to dry before getting crops in…
PIKETON, Ohio — Centrus Energy Corp. announced Monday it has selected Geiger Brothers Inc., a Jackson-based construction company, as the primary contractor for a multibillion-dollar expansion of its uranium enrichment…
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost on Monday praised a Manhattan jury’s verdict finding Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster liable for monopolistic practices, calling the decision a significant victory for…
WASHINGTON D.C. — A closely watched U.S. Senate race in Ohio is tightening as Republican incumbent Jon Husted faces Democratic challenger Sherrod Brown in a contest now rated a “toss-up”…
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill that would require social media platforms deemed “addictive” to display warning labels when users open their apps or websites, citing…
CINCINNATI, Ohio — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has filed a second lawsuit seeking to stop Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion from permanently closing its 151-year-old Cincinnati campus, arguing…
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cleveland Metropolitan School District Board voted Wednesday night to move forward with plans to lay off about 300 employees, a decision that sparked protests from teachers…