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What to Expect as FirstEnergy Corruption Trial Heads for a Do-Over
Two former FirstEnergy executives will head to a retrial after a deadlocked jury the first time around.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Holds Big Cash Lead Over Amy Acton After $25 Million Loan
The Republican and Democratic frontrunners in the race to be Ohio’s next governor raised similar amounts from donors before Ramaswamy tapped his personal fortune.
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Utilities Plan $1.4 Trillion in Grid Investments, Likely Pushing Bills Higher in Ohio
Some experts warn the investments aren’t necessary and figures are meant to achieve greater returns.
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Ohio Bill Could Force State to Shut Down Troubled Residential Treatment Facilities
The proposal comes just months after The Marshall Project – Cleveland exposed violence at a residential youth facility northeast of Columbus.
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Republican Ohio Supreme Court Makes Ohio First State to Allow Political Endorsements From Judges
When a judge participates in another person’s political campaign, his impartiality can be questioned, Justice Patrick Fischer wrote in a dissent.
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Vivek Ramaswamy May Have Stake in Company Receiving More Than $830 Million From Ohio
Ohio GOP governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has investments with a venture capital firm that’s backed every one of the defense company Anduril’s funding rounds. Anduril is receiving more than $830 million in state incentives to build a production facility.
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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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Ohio Democratic Congressman Introduces Bill Requiring Data Centers to Pay for Energy Grid Impact
“You need a federal framework for managing these data centers and protecting communities,” said U.S. rep. Greg Landsman.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Promises Property Tax Rollback. Report Says Billions in Public Service Cuts Would Result
Innovation Ohio reports that $6.6 billion in cuts to schools, libraries and public health would result.
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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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Ohio Republican Lawmakers Propose Major New Sports Betting Restrictions
Online betting and the use of credits cards would be banned under the proposals.
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Meet the Drone Pilot Who Flooded Ohio Prisons With Drugs
Now he has an insider’s view of the havoc drug smuggling is unleashing behind bars.
