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A Commercial Tractor-Trailer Veered Off Interstate 70 East and Struck a Tree Early Thursday Morning, Resulting in the Death of the Driver and a Temporary Closure of the Highway.
The Greene County Non-Profit, Co-Founded by Former Gov. Bob Taft's Daughter, Has Pivoted Its 20-Year Focus From Community Development to Providing Immediate Survival Assistance for Thousands Displaced by Violence in the West African Nation.
Toledo Mayor Confirms Industrial Tank Finished Venting, Site Declared Safe After Tuesday Night Rupture; Company Accepts Responsibility for the Incident.
Recent Research Indicates One in Five Ohio Adults Struggled with Medical Bills Last Year, Including Those with Health Insurance, Prompting a Proposed State Measure to Cap Interest and Limit Collections.
A $3 Million Federal Grant Awarded to Cincinnati-Based Kroger From the U.s. Department of Health and Human Services Is Raising Concerns Among Critics Who View It as Taxpayer-Funded Marketing and Surveillance.
The 2026 Cops & Kids Findlay Halloween Parade, Presented by Loandepot, Will Bring Costumes, Marching Bands, and Community Spirit to South Main Street on Tuesday, October 27.
Ohio BMV Ends Non-Domiciled CDL Program Statewide
Registrar Charlie Norman Announced the Decision to Downgrade Remaining Commercial Driver’s Licenses Following a Review Prompted by Updated Federal Requirements.
A Former State Official Highlights Conflicting Stances Between Vivek Ramaswamy and His Running Mate Robert Mccolley on Power Plant Expansion and Permitting, Raising Questions About Future Electricity Costs and Supply for Ohioans.
The Federal Investment Aims to Boost Competition, Strengthen Supply Chains, and Create New Opportunities for American Ranchers Through Small and Medium-Sized Processors.
The U.s. Food and Drug Administration Announced a Class II Recall for More Than Four Million Tubes of Toothpaste Due to Manufacturing Issues, Affecting Several Popular Children's Licensed Character Brands.
A Strategy Dubbed 'Artificial Incumbency' Surfaces in Ohio U.s. Senate Race, Confusing a Quarter of Likely Voters as Dissatisfaction with State and National Direction Grows.
A Recent Campaign Advertisement by Ohio Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy Has Drawn Widespread Criticism and Unexpectedly Brought Renewed Attention to the Personal History and Accomplishments of His Opponent, Dr. Amy Acton.
Chief Jacob Johnson of the Pearland, Texas, Fire Department Advises Emergency Responders to Ask Questions, Answer Questions, and Network to Maximize the Benefits of Training Sessions.
Ohio's New Crime Statistics Dashboard Indicates Only 16 Felony Convictions Have Resulted From Over 1,200 Cases Referred by Secretary of State Frank Larose Since 2019, with Illegal Voting Convictions Representing a Minuscule Fraction of Ballots Cast.
A Group of Immigrants and Supporters Began a Four-Day Pilgrimage to the State Capital Last Week, Seeking Relief After the End of Temporary Protected Status.
The Village of Lordstown Is Not Required to Review a Data Center Site Plan After Enacting a Ban and Then a Temporary Moratorium, According to a Unanimous State High Court Ruling.
Judge Levine, Who Retired in 2018, Passed Away Saturday After an Extended Illness, Leaving a Legacy of Judicial and Community Service.
Gubernatorial Hopeful Amy Acton and U.s. Senate Candidate Sherrod Brown Shared the Stage with the Former President, Focusing on Kitchen-Table Economics and Criticizing Opponents' Tactics.
A Political Advertisement From Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy Featuring His Democratic Opponent Amy Acton's Estranged Mother Has Sparked Widespread Condemnation and Starkly Different Reactions From Top Ohio Politicians.
Republican Treasurer Robert Sprague and Democratic Representative Allison Russo Outline Divergent Approaches to Election Administration and Voter Access Ahead of the November Election.
Taxpayer Funds Continue to Be Used for Capital Cases, Even as Executions Have Been Paused Since 2018 Due to Drug Procurement Issues.
New State Data Reveals a Near-Record Number of Domestic Violence Fatalities, Prompting Legislative Efforts to Expand Address Confidentiality, Improve Medical Screenings, and Reform Family Courts.
Fewer Occupations Across the State Are Earning Enough to Afford a Typical Home, According to a New Report From the National Housing Conference.
A Former Executive at a Catholic Charity Organization Faces a Novel Misdemeanor Grooming Charge Under Legislation Set to Be Enacted in April 2025.
Residents in West Central Ohio and Surrounding Areas Can Plan for Trick-Or-Treat Events and Expect a Significant Volume of Candy, According to Recent Announcements and Industry Reports.
State Employers Shed 5,000 Jobs in September While More Ohioans Leave the Workforce, According to Recent Reports From State Data and Policy Analysts.
The Ohio Power Siting Board Is Reviewing a New Gas Combustion Plant, the Seventh Proposed for the New Albany International Business Park, Prompting Community Opposition Over Air Quality and Health Impacts.
Ohio's State Share of Public School Funding Is Projected to Fall to 32.2% by 2027, Increasing Local Tax Burdens While an Appellate Court Recently Ruled Against Expanded Private School Voucher Programs.
Millennium Force, One of the Park’s Signature Rides, Was Temporarily Closed Friday After a Small Part Dislodged, but Resumed Operations Saturday Evening Following Safety Checks.
Leading Contenders for Governor Express Differing Views on Whether the State's Execution Moratorium Should Continue or End.
State Transportation Crews Inspect Equipment, Prepare Drivers, and Issue Warnings to Motorists Ahead of Snow and Ice Season.
New Polling Indicates Statewide Races for Governor and U.s. Senate Are Now Highly Competitive, Challenging Ohio’s Recent Status as a Reliably Republican State.
Vice President JD Vance Endorsed Republican Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy in Cincinnati, Dismissing Criticism of a Campaign Ad That Targeted Democratic Opponent Amy Acton and Featured Her Estranged Mother.
Amid Heightened Concerns, Various Organizations Are Deploying Poll Monitors, Hotlines, and Legal Support to Ensure Fair Access for All Voters in the Upcoming Midterm Election.
A Diverse Coalition of Parents, Workers, Farmers, and Business Owners Is Uniting Across Traditional Political Lines to Demand Stronger Protections From Harmful Chemicals in Everyday Products and the Environment.
An Online Page Provides Updates and Safety Instructions Following a Tuesday Night Explosion at a North Toledo Chemical Terminal.
An Ongoing Hazardous Materials Incident at a North Toledo Terminal Has Led to Mandatory Evacuation and Shelter-In-Place Orders, Causing Widespread Public Facility and Organization Closures Wednesday.
City Officials Ordered Residents Near 1050 Progress Avenue to Evacuate, with a Wider Shelter-In-Place Order Issued for the City's North Side.
State Officials Are Addressing Collegiate Sports Eligibility and Campaign Finance, While Controversies Around Automated License Plate Readers Lead to Criminal Damage Across Ohio.
A Recent Survey Shows Most Ohio Residents Generally Consider Artificial Intelligence Safe but Strongly Support Government Oversight to Prevent Harm, Even If It Slows Innovation.
A Longtime Local Journalist Expresses Deep Concern Over the Escalating Negativity and Financial Influence in Ohio's Political Landscape, Particularly Noting the 2026 Election Cycle.
Ohio Driver Training Surges Following Expanded Requirements
The State Expects a Record Number of Driver Training Certificates in 2026, One Year After a New Law Extended Mandatory Training to New Drivers up to Age 20.
Toledo Officials Are Treating Wednesday Much Like a Level 3 Snow Emergency Following a Chemical Explosion and Release at MC Tank Terminal, Prompting Evacuations and Shelter-In-Place Orders.
External Groups Are Injecting Significant Funds Into Ohio's Gubernatorial and U.s. Senate Contests, Creating an Advertising Deluge Ahead of Election Day, Despite Close Polling Figures.
An Online Ad Featuring Dr. Amy Acton's Estranged Mother, Circulated by Supporters of Opponent Vivek Ramaswamy, Drew Sharp Criticism Tuesday, Referencing Long-Standing Family Allegations of Abuse.
The No Kings Coalition Plans Multiple Events Across Central Ohio on Saturday, Culminating in a Statehouse Gathering to Encourage Participation in the Nov. 3 Midterm Election.
Cleveland State to Offer Free Tuition for Qualifying Ohio Students
The New 'Cleveland State Commitment' Will Cover Tuition for First-Year Ohio Residents Who Meet Academic and Income Requirements, Beginning Next Year.
The Tech Billionaire's Contributions to Independent Groups Supporting Husted Are Part of Broader Spending on Republican Candidates and Efforts to Influence AI Regulation, According to an Analysis by Guardrails Action.
A Recent Reflection Highlights the Enduring Impact of Gun Violence on Families and Communities, Calling for Political Leaders to Address Prevention and Responsible Firearm Ownership.
