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“The notion that he was just this fumbling, naive grandpa who has no idea about seven-figure flows (supporting) his campaign is perhaps the single most far-fetched thing he’s ever said”

Ohio has some of the least-restrictive rules on fracking waste, advocates say

The state is also in the bottom half for overall pre-school enrollment

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The amusement park provided no explanation for the decision to bar the local paper, which has reported critically on Cedar Point in the past

“There is a long history of collaboration and cooperation between the Women’s Liberation Front and the far Christian right”

“It is the only guarantee of universal health care in the United States, and it only applies to emergency departments”

Recently, the Ohio Oil and Gas Land Management Commission selected the “highest and best” bidders to lease part of Salt Fork State Park, Valley Run Wildlife Area, and Zepernick Wildlife Area

Norfolk Southern Corporation this month announced a $600 million settlement to resolve a class action lawsuit over the train derailment

And there’s considerable evidence suggesting the opposite

Rachel Hawes has needed millions of dollars in medical care and will require millions more for the rest of her life

Donation came from utility behind massive bribery scandal

Meanwhile, Ohio ranks in the bottom half of all states on education, economy, environment, infrastructure, and health care.

House Bill 183 would require Ohio K-12 schools and colleges to mandate that students could only use the bathroom or locker room that matches their sex assigned at birth.

Records show Jon Husted worked behind the scenes to bail out the company’s nuclear power plants. The million dollar donation was secret — until now.

“This whole focus on party over people and power over people, it’s not the way a democracy works”

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The amendment would increase the state's minimum wage to $15 by 2026