COVID-19 in Ohio continues to spiral, DeWine urges compliance, outlines possible steps

The spread of coronavirus in Ohio appears to be spinning out of control, prompting Gov. Mike DeWine to announce additional measures to enforce mask orders and raise the possibility of again shutting down bars and restaurants.

Ohio Supreme Court, legislation address victims rights bills

The Ohio Supreme Court said a city is not considered a victim under a law that would give restitution to crime victims. The city of Centerville tried to recoup $1,375...

On environmental protection, Biden’s election will mean a 180-degree turn from Trump policies

The Trump administration has waged what I and many other legal experts view as an all-out assault on the nation’s environmental laws for the past four years. Decisions at...

Militia group appears at Statehouse to ‘protect people’ at rallies for Trump, Biden

Two loosely defined cohorts showed up at the Statehouse on Saturday after news outlets projected Joe Biden won the presidential election: Biden fans came to gloat and Donald Trump...

Mailbag: Can Rob Portman be defeated in 2022?

Every season is election season, and it’s time for another Mailbag: Got a question about Ohio politics/government? Send them to [email protected] or tweet them to @tylerjoelb. Do you think U.S. Sen....
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Telehealth expansion bill introduced in Ohio Senate

A bill to expand telehealth amid a pandemic that continues to grow in Ohio has entered a state Senate committee for consideration. House Bill 679 passed the Ohio House in...

Ohio seeks more federal help for Great Lakes erosion problems

WASHINGTON — Bipartisan members of Congress from Ohio and the Midwest are leading a regional push to shore up the Great Lakes, which have been battered by coastal erosion...

Rising waters threaten Great Lakes communities

Along a shoreline that stretches farther than the combined length of the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, waters driven by climate change have risen as much as 6 feet in...

History Thursday: When news of the World War I armistice hit Ohio

With bold-faced, all-caps headlines and words the size of your fist, Ohio newspapers on the morning of Nov. 11, 1918 trumpeted bulletins heard all ‘round the world. WAR IS NOW...

Federal election results could mean new challenges under the dome

As the dust settles for election 2020, not much is going to change for the state of Ohio. It looks like Republicans are poised to pick up seats in...

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