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Further Questions About DeWine Administration’s Involvement in HB6 Bribery Scandal
New court filing gives new details about aide, husband
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Voting Rights Organization Highlights Increase in Ohio Provisional Ballots Rejected Over ID
Ohio’s photo voter ID law took effect a year ago. Since then, the share of provisional ballots rejected for lack of ID has more than tripled.
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Ohio Lawmakers Are Giving More Than $1 Billion to Private Schools in Vouchers While Public Schools Suffer
Ohio has allowed vouchers to explore. Meanwhile, levys are failing left and right
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Ohio’s House and Senate Leaders Both Express Interest in Changing Term Limits. Others Skeptical
Depending on how an eventual proposal is crafted, both men could stand to gain substantially
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Ohio’s Getting its First Total Eclipse in 200 Years. Here’s What You Need to Know
Eclipse happens one week from today, on April 8
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Ohio Small Business Owners Fear a TikTok Ban Would Take a Hit to Their Sales
The U.S. House passed a bill earlier this month that would lead to a nationwide ban of TikTok — if its China-based owner ByteDance doesn’t sell its stake.
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Study: Ohio School Breakfast, Lunch Participation Decreases as Pandemic Waivers Lapse
In Ohio, average breakfast participation dropped 22.2% between the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 school years, and lunch dropped by 14%
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ACLU of Ohio Files Lawsuit Against Gender-Affirming Care Ban for Transgender Minors
The lawsuit was filed in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas and asks that the court strike down the ban on care before it goes into effect April 24.
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Trade Watchdog: Big Retailers Used Supply-Chain Problems to Inflate Grocery Costs
A Federal Trade Commission report determined Kroger, Walmart and Amazon “accelerated and distorted the negative effects associated with supply chain disruption”
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Ohio Food Banks Overwhelmed One Year After Emergency SNAP Benefits End
From April through September of last year, pantries served around 1.3 million people a month, up 60% from before the pandemic.
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HB 6 Updates: Emails Reveal What Ohio utility Execs Thought About Money-Losing Coal Plants
It appears utility companies knew they were money-losers that cost taxpayers millions
