Ohio Abortion Foes are Banking on a Low-Turnout August Election. In Kansas, That Didn’t Go So Well
By Marty Schladen, The Ohio Capital Journal
Former FirstEnergy Execs Say “No Doubt” the Feds Are After Them
Litigation, prosecutions in massive corruption scandal move forward
Tags: Ohio News, HB6, FirstEnergy
Ohio License Amnesty Program Nets Big Gains for Low-Income Drivers
Nearly 223,000 drivers have participated and saved more than $136 million in fees, which are economic barriers to driving legally
Tags: Ohio News, Ohio License Amnesty
In a state far more conservative than Ohio too
Tags: Ohio News, Abortion Rights, Politics & Elections, Ohio August Election, Ohio Abortion
Billionaire Backing Effort to Raise Ohio Amendment Threshold Funded Election Deniers, Jan. 6 Rally
Meanwhile, GOP and Democrat former AGs line up against the effort
Tags: Ohio News, Ohio Amendment
Oil and Gas Drilling in Ohio State Parks Set to Expand. Some Say Taxes on It Are Too Low
“Ohio’s severance taxes are pitiful, and they have meant a severe missed opportunity for Appalachia and for Ohio as a whole”
Tags: Ohio News, Ohio Fracking, Ohio Gas Drilling, Ohio State Parks
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Mahall's to Open New 800-Person Event Auditorium This Fall
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