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Ohio’s Recreational Marijuana Sales Topped $836 Million in 2025
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill into law last month that made various changes to the state’s voter-passed marijuana law.
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The 15 Richest Americans Got 33% Richer in 2025 — Far Outpacing Average Ohioans
In yet another sign of exploding inequality, a new data analysis finds that while affordability is an urgent issue for average Ohioans, the richest Americans keep getting richer. A lot richer.
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Reproductive Rights Regulated, Tested in Ohio Republican Bills, as Dems Continue Attempts to Protect
Republicans and Democrats have drawn their lines in the sand when it comes to where they’d like the state to go on reproductive rights, but the GOP supermajority certainly has the edge when it comes to hearing bills on their side of the aisle.
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Ohio Cities Rank Among the Most Medically Expensive, Analysis Finds
Cleveland, Toledo and Cincinnati are in the top 11 in terms of how big a bite medical expenses take out of their incomes.
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Organizers Launch Bid to Overturn Ohio’s Latest Marijuana Law Changes
One petitioner called lawmakers’ recent changes “a slap in the face to voters who overwhelmingly voted to legalize cannabis in 2023.”
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New Ohio Election Integrity Commission Begins to Take Shape
The commission will replace Ohio’s existing campaign finance watchdog agency
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The Top 10 Stories Censored by Mainstream Media in 2025
ICE, climate change, deadly police encounters, Amazon, Big Tech and more.
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Ohio’s Minimum Wage Increases to $11 Per Hour in 2026
Ohioans passed a constitutional amendment in 2006 that increases the state minimum wage every year based on the consumer price index.
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This Ohio County Banned Wind and Solar. Now, Residents Are Pushing Back
Richland County forbade large-scale renewable energy in most townships. Next May, voters will have a chance to reject the rules in a first-of-its-kind referendum.
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Report: Trump Law Is Even Harder on Poor Ohioans Than People Might Think
An analysis by Policy Matters Ohio found the legislation is even worse for poor and middle-class Ohioans.
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How Ohio’s Mental Hospitals Are More Like Prisons
A steep rise in criminally charged people with severe mental illnesses has all but halted patients’ ability to get care in Ohio’s state psychiatric hospitals.
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DeWine Signs Property Tax Bills, ‘Reluctantly’ Approves New Voting Restrictions
“I think what took place today, with the signing of these bills,” DeWine said, “brings about meaningful tax relief and brings about clarity. No longer will people see the spikes that they have seen.”