-
Dr. Amy Acton's high profile stint as director of Ohio's Department of Health during COVID could be a two-edged sword for her campaign to become Ohio's next governor.
-
Voting rights groups in Ohio may soon be fighting a two-front war on voter suppression in Congress and in the Statehouse.
-
Republicans in the Ohio General Assembly seem willing to pay off $600 million in bonds for a new Cleveland Browns stadium while cutting funding for public schools.
-
A Super PAC supporting Vivek Ramaswamy for Ohio governor has spent $2.2 million on TV ads featuring an endorsement from Donald Trump.
-
Even Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, who favors doing away with the U.S. Department of Education, is not sure what that will mean for Ohio.
-
There, Democratic voters in places like Forest Park, Lincoln Heights and parts of Springfield Township were swallowed up in a sea of red voters that extended north along the Ohio-Indiana border for a hundred miles.
-
A vote on the SAVE Act, ostensibly aimed at preventing undocumented immigrants from voting, could come by the end of this month.
-
Voters in Cincinnati go to the polls on May 6 for a mayoral primary, with three candidates in the running.
-
On Saturday, President Trump took to Truth Social to say he wants to pardon the late Cincinnati player and manager Pete Rose.
-
Some blamed Greg Landsman, the second-term Democratic congressman for Ohio's 1st District, for not doing enough.