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After narrowly deciding to allow dispensaries, Hamilton City Council faces three different proposals. Only one can win.
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Proponents of the levies that support seniors and mental health say they will not raise taxes.
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As the percentage of Ohioans participating in SNAP has dropped about 9%, Shared Harvest foodbank and its partner pantries have received less help from the federal government.
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Edgewood City Schools in Trenton says tax revenue from an Amazon Web Services data center under construction in the district will help it avoid a major projected financial deficit in 2031.
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The allegations against Butler, who joined the housing authority just over a year ago, are unclear.
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Applications for four new homes in Hamilton to be built by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati close on Oct. 26.
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The average retail price of residential electricity in Ohio increased about 56% over the last decade — a steeper rate than the rest of the country.
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Amazon hosted an open house about a potential 600-acre data center. Trenton City Council also withdrew legislation proposing financial benefits for residents if Issue 17 fails.
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Some local governments say the outcome of their new or additional levy vote will determine the future of their fire or police departments.
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Election officials in Butler, Warren and Clermont counties say they must all follow the same process before, during and after an election to ensure ballots are kept safe.