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Ohio Ratepayers’ Summer Electric Bills Could Top $800, Report Says
“We simply aren’t bringing on new energy quickly enough or in large enough quantities to affordably meet rising demand.”
Marty Schladen, The Ohio Capital Journal
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Ohio Attorney General Candidates Call for More Transparency From JobsOhio After Ethics Complaint
“This calls into question whether Mr. Rubin has used his position as the board director of JobsOhio to create a fund for the benefit of his firm’s lobbying client, AEP,” the complaint filed last week by Democratic Ohio attorney general candidate John Kulewicz says.
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Ohio Voter Rights Group Denies Any Wrongdoing While FBI Stays Silent on ‘Swarms’ Across State
“Whenever you’re providing opportunity for the marginalized or left out, there will always be some level of pushback,” the chairman of the collaborative’s board said.
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A Week After the FBI Searched an Ohio Voting-Rights Group, Questions Remain
The organizing collaborative focuses its efforts on communities of color and people with low incomes.
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FBI Searches Cleveland Offices of Ohio Voting-Rights Group
Feds haven’t said what the group is suspected of doing wrong
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Former FirstEnergy Executives Reindicted on State Bribery Charges Stemming From HB 6
A previous state trial of Chuck Jones and Michael Dowling resulted in a hung jury with 10 of the 12 jurors agreeing on their guilt.
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Ohio ICE Detentions Soar in Trump’s Second Term
Fewer than 5% of the detainees, however, had been convicted of violent offenses
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13,000 More Ohioans to Lose Food Stamps for Not Meeting Requirements Under Trump Law
The terminations come after 80,000 Ohioans lost benefits between the July passage of the law and January of this year.
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Economists: Incentives for Ohio Data Centers Are a Bad Idea. So Is Banning New Construction
“I can’t think of a worse use of public funds than to incentivize data centers. They are associated with very few permanent jobs and high external costs.”
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States — Including Ohio — Win Monopoly Suit Against Live Nation, Ticketmaster
Victory comes after Trump quit the fight
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Feds Drop Live Nation Suit. Ohio and Other States Keep Fighting
“For years, Live Nation has made enormous profits by exploiting its illegal monopoly and raising costs for shows,” New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a written statement.
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10 Ohio Hospitals Face Risk of Closure Due to Trump/Republican Spending Law, Analysis Shows
Marymount in Garfield Heights and Euclid Hospital are both on the list.