An Ohio lawmaker is moving to allow electric utilities to own nuclear power, a leaked bill draft shows. The legislation, allegedly co-written by an energy company, surfaced as utility executives are ...
During a walkout Friday, hundreds of Ohio State University students, alumni, and community members called on the university to remove billionaire donor Les Wexner’s name from buildings because of his ...
Ohio lawmakers just passed a law last year building a wall between the companies generating power and those distributing it. But now one lawmaker is working on a plan to let the distributors get back ...
Ohio’s only LGBTQ+ adult homeless shelter is opening in Youngstown on March 16. The Full Spectrum Rainbow House of the Mahoning Valley is opening an eight-bed shelter for adults 18 years and older ...
Ohio House lawmakers have approved a measure aimed at banning ranked choice voting. Under the bill, no state election may be conducted with ranked choice and any local government that decides to use a ...
New polling shows Ohio voters see library services as “everyday necessities,” among the highest rated services offered at the local level.
Ohio Department of Health Director Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff laid out plans for a $202 million federal award aimed at rural health, following drastic Trump/Republican Medicaid cuts that will hit Ohio to ...
While activists gather signatures to try to eliminate property taxes statewide in Ohio, a Republican lawmaker is suggesting Ohio should tax the underlying land instead of the total property including ...
The leader of Ohio’s child care oversight agency assured legislators that while the system the state uses to check on facilities is always evolving, its defenses against fraud are firmly in place.
Ohio GOP bill would tie state university funding to compliance with new anti-diversity higher ed law
An Ohio Republican lawmaker wants to tie compliance to a new higher education law that bans diversity efforts and regulates classroom discussion to state funding for universities.
The overwhelming consensus of a panel of economists is that losing large numbers of immigrants will harm the Ohio economy.
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