Multiple injured at Dr. Amy Acton campaign stop
By Elizabeth Talaga | 8:28pmAn armed man lunged at gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton during her campaign stop at the Canfield Fair, injuring multiple people.
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OPM proposes NDA for federal employees
By Laynee Eslich | July 9In response to recent confidential leaks, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management is proposing an NDA for federal agencies to adopt. Ohio Democrats and some members of the media condemn the proposal, claiming it challenges the First Amendment.
What to know about Ohio’s 2nd District primary winners
By Laynee Eslich | May 28Republican Congressman David Taylor and Democrat Jen Mazzuckelli won their primary elections for Ohio’s 2nd District. They will face off in the first election since Ohio redistricted.
US Headlines: Attack at mosque, delayed congressional vote, Iran War negotiations.
By Bridget Thomas | May 27US Headlines: Three people are dead after an attack on a San Diego mosque, House Republicans delay vote on war powers resolution and Iran war negotiations continue.
US Headlines: Senate passes ICE, Labor Secretary removed from position
By Finn Smith | Apr. 28U.S. Weekly Headlines: Trump’s economy approval sinks, shots fired at the correspondents' dinner and the Labor Secretary removed from position.
Ramaswamy mentions plan to consolidate, close Ohio universities
By Finn Smith | Apr. 28Vivek Ramaswamy, the leading Republican candidate for governor, expressed interest in consolidating many of Ohio’s public universities.
US Headlines: Peace talks, Strait of Hormuz opens
By Finn Smith | Apr. 21U.S. Weekly Headlines: Trump pushes an extension of surveillance program, Pakistan to host U.S. and Iranian peace talks and U.S. threatens economic warfare against Iran.
Ohioans lead petition to prevent growth of data centers
By Finn Smith | Apr. 21A group of Ohioans is collecting signatures for a proposed constitutional amendment that would restrict the expansion of data centers across the state.
Democratic candidate for Ohio treasurer visits OU
By Kaitlin Hogg | Apr. 20OU was the first stop on State Treasurer candidate Seth Walsh’s university tour.
'SHE WINS Act' could place restrictions on abortions
By Bridget Thomas | Apr. 15Ohio House Bill 347 passed in the Ohio House of Representatives on March 25. The bill would require pregnant individuals seeking an abortion to meet with a physician at least 24 hours before receiving an abortion.
US Headlines: Iran-US ceasefire talks, Bondi avoids House subpoena
By Finn Smith | Apr. 14U.S. Headlines: Ceasefire talks between Iran-US end with no further agreement, ICE footage from Minneapolis draws criticism and Bondi avoids subpoena from House committee.
Ohio House passes bill to restrict drag performances
By Finn Smith | Apr. 13Ohio House Bill 249 would ban public drag performances, aimed at protecting children’s innocence.
Check before you vote: Ohio district changes now in effect
By Maggie Amacher | Apr. 9Some Ohio voters may now be in a different congressional district following changes made last fall. Here’s how to check before you vote.
US Headlines: Gas prices surge, Gulf allies vie for continued conflict
By Finn Smith | Apr. 7U.S. Headlines: Gas prices surge across the country, NASA rocket takes off for the moon and Gulf allies push Trump to continue war with Iran.
Senate Bill 56 restricts public consumption, home growing
By Fiona Petticrew | Apr. 1Senate Bill 56, which went into effect March 20, bans the sale of intoxicating hemp without a dispensary license, as well as public consumption. The bill restricts home-growing, changes definitions and expunges those convicted of minor misdemeanors in relation to cannabis.
