CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Northeast Ohio militia members publicly say they oppose the actions of Trump supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol. They believe that rioters should be punished and worry that ...

Militia groups such as the Irregulars of Ohio Reserve Militia say they represent a citizens' defense force.

Anti-government groups - like one in southwest Ohio which has two members facing federal charges that they stormed the U.S. Capitol - have been growing for the past decade.

Synopsis ofCorrespondence of the New-York Times. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Monday, March 28, 1864. The General Assembly of Ohio have passed the following Militia Bill. Last Winter a bill of this kind was ...

Members of an unregulated Ohio militia began plotting a violent attempt to overturn the presidential election just days after cable networks first projected President Joe ...

Investigations 3News Investigates: Ohio militia leader condemns Capitol attack In wake of Capitol riots, 3News Investigates talks with an Elyria militia leader who says "not all militias are the ...

The militia movement is not particularly well organized, said Mark Pitcavage, with the ADL, but that doesn't mean it's not dangerous.

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - Members of an Ohio militia group have been charged with possessing unregistered explosives. A federal grand jury has charged two members of the group with violating the ...

The indictment was unsealed Monday.According to the indictment, King and Goodman were members of a militia group operating in the Southern District of Ohio.

The Southern Poverty Law Center last month placed Craft’s militia and 12 other Ohio groups on the same list of militias as the Michigan-based Hutaree, nine members of which were arrested last ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Two members of an Ohio militia group pleaded guilty to violating the National Firearms Act by conspiring to possess unregistered explosive devices. Ryan King and Randy Goodman ...

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