Warren County

Fewer than 100 votes separate the "yes" and "no" outcomes in Batavia Township, but most first responder levies on ballots across Southwest Ohio made it across the finish line Tuesday.

Local public transportation agencies, rideshare companies and voter organizations have different ways to help voters secure rides to their polling places this year.

Residents want faster solutions, but officials in other cities say strategic planning helps secure necessary grant funding.

Proponents of the levies that support seniors and mental health say they will not raise taxes.

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.

Some local governments say the outcome of their new or additional levy vote will determine the future of their fire or police departments.

Instead of cutting ties with Flock Safety, the city council voted to continue having conversations about automated license plate readers.

Council members may vote to terminate the contract, keep the bags over the automated license plate readers and wait, or turn them back on.

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.

On Tuesday, Nov. 3, voters across the country head to the polls to cast their ballots for candidates in the midterm general elections.