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Ohio Democrats are leading vote-by-mail ballots in election on abortion, marijuana

By Morgan Trau - November 3, 2023

Ohio lawmakers want to make daylight saving time permanent

By Megan Henry - November 3, 2023

If abortion measure fails, Ohioans on parole and probation could face graver restrictions

By Piper French, Bolts Magazine - November 3, 2023

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White House, Pennsylvania senator urge Congress to pass emergency anti-opioid funding

BY Jennifer Shutt - November 3, 2023

State and local election workers quitting amid abuse, officials tell U.S. Senate panel

BY Jacob Fischler - November 3, 2023

Borrowers weigh personal, professional options as student loan payments resume

BY Casey Quinlan - November 3, 2023

Lawmaker removes anti-striking provision from controversial Ohio higher ed overhaul bill

BY Morgan Trau - November 2, 2023

Despite one response, recent polling indicates abortion-rights amendment has a good chance

BY Marty Schladen - November 2, 2023

U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan issues warning to AG investigating conservative donor Leonard Leo

BY Nick Evans - November 2, 2023

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It’s high time we legalize marijuana. Voters will decide Tuesday.

BY Jocelyn Rosnick - November 3, 2023

What will Ohio look like if Issue 1 fails?

BY Rob Moore - November 2, 2023

Ohio Issue 1 asks voters if health care should be left to patients and physicians, or politicians

BY Dan Skinner - November 1, 2023

Ohio GOP politicians have gone to extraordinary lengths to subvert and deceive on Issue 1

BY Marilou Johanek - October 31, 2023

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Tuberville blockade on military nominees could be evaded by tweak in U.S. Senate rules

BY Ashley Murray - October 30, 2023

White House calls for stronger gun policy reforms after Maine shooting

BY Jacob Fischler - October 27, 2023

U.S. Senate committee advances Biden pick for Israel ambassador

BY Jacob Fischler - October 26, 2023

Biden in address to nation calls for support for both Israel and Ukraine

BY Jacob Fischler - October 20, 2023

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Mike Scully harvests soybeans at Scully Family Farms in Spencer, Indiana, on Sept. 29, 2022. (USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service photo by Brandon O’Connor)

Biden launches ‘Investing in Rural America’ push with Cabinet officials

By Ashley Murray - November 2, 2023

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Tuberville to seek floor vote on No. 2 Marine leader after commandant hospitalized

By Ashley Murray - November 2, 2023

Cleveland School of Cannabis teaches students how to work in marijuana industry

By Megan Henry - November 1, 2023

BUCKEYE LAKE, Ohio — AUGUST 17: Marijuana plants in a flowering room where the artificial sunlight is adjusted to stimulate growth of the flowers, August 17, 2023, at PharmaCann, Inc.’s cultivation and processing facility in Buckeye Lake, Ohio. (Photo by Graham Stokes for Ohio Capital Journal)

Marijuana legalization would add $260M to Ohio economy, study predicts

By Marty Schladen - November 1, 2023

Ohio sets goals to attack school absenteeism

By Susan Tebben - November 1, 2023

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