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A Moronic, Shameful Low: Attacks on Freedom of Thought and Expression in Ohio and American Education
This will be remembered as another embarrassing point in history
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Despite Some Perks, Ohio Has Seen 30% Drop in Medical Marijuana Patients Since Recreational Weed Legalized
Convenience, cost and anonymity are the driving factors
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Ohio Is Lifting Old Driver’s License Suspensions for Unpaid Fines. Here’s What to Know.
The state will automatically cancel certain suspensions. Letters will be mailed to eligible drivers, sharing steps for getting licenses back.
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Ohio House Republicans Pass Higher Education Overhaul to Ban Diversity Efforts and Faculty Strikes
The bill also sets rules around classroom discussion and puts scholarships at risk. It now goes back to the Ohio Senate.
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Ohio Supreme Court Weighs High-Stakes Solar Permitting Case
Local government opposition sank a proposed solar farm’s permit. The developer says state regulators failed to consider whether the pushback was rooted in evidence.
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Dark Money Groups Dropped $7 Million on Ohio Supreme Court Races
Republicans benefitted from nearly 70% of the outside spending, or about $4.6 million.
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Trump Threats Have Led to Cancelled University Events for Women and Black Alumni in Ohio
The U.S. Department of Education issued a “Dear Colleague” that threatened to rescind funds for schools that use race-conscious practices in admissions, programming, and other aspects of student life
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Ohio Veterans, Supporters Turn Out for Protest of Federal Cuts
Protests happened across the state capitals
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Ohio Businesses Were Promised Funding for Solar but Worry the Trump Administration Won’t Pay
DOGE cuts at USDA have created uncertainty and put projects in limbo
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Ohio Gov. DeWine Emphasizes Workforce, Child Care Programs in State of the State Address
“We’ve created all these incredible economic opportunities. Now our mission as a state is to act with great urgency and intense focus on filling these jobs.”
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More Than 700 People Submitted Opponent Testimony Against Controversial Ohio Higher Education Bill
Senate Bill 1 would ban diversity and inclusion efforts, prevent faculty from striking, and set rules around classroom discussion, among other things
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Without Funding, Ohio’s State Board of Education Superintendent Says They May Not Be Able to Fulfill Mission
Without help from the state operating budget this year, the administration will have to look into another year of cuts, and this time, the cuts to staff that could be crippling.
