Ohio Gov. DeWine expected to announce Vance’s Senate replacement next week
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Here is who Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine may appoint to U.S. Senate seat next week
Ohio Gov. DeWine will make his long-awaited appointment to U.S. Senate next week, replacing VP-elect JD Vance. He exclusively told me he hadn't called anyone to tell them they were the appointment.
DeWine on the clock to pick Vance’s replacement
‘Ohio Goes to the Movies’ program celebrates 250th anniversary of the United States
Among the theaters participating are the Regals in Niles and Boardman, Warren's Skyway Twin Drive-In, Salem Twin Cinema and Salem Community Theatre.
School districts across central Ohio hit by nationwide data breach
School districts across Central Ohio were hit by a nationwide cybersecurity breach from PowerSchool.The breach has put students and staff information at risk.We
Ohio Polar Vortex Forecast: Midwest To Be Consumed by Cold Snap
Storm Blair is expected to move through Ohio on Sunday, bringing snow and sleet accumulations of between 5 and 9 inches on Sunday and into Monday night.
Ohio unemployment fraud scheme uncovered, $311K improperly paid
An investigation has revealed a significant unemployment fraud scheme involving former Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS)
Two Ohio locations among dozens of Macy’s stores set to close
Macy’s is closing dozens of stores around the United States and two stores in Ohio are set to be part of the closures.
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Ohio governor vetoes medical free speech clause he says would gut state’s regulatory power
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed part of a bill late Thursday that state lawmakers cast as protecting the medical free speech of doctors and other health professionals but that ...
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Could Ohio Be a Catalyst (Again) for Sports Betting Changes?
While it is not the biggest market for retail and online sports wagering in the United States, Ohio has become an influential one in the newer cohort. Local lawmakers and regulators have shown a ...
Ohio plant fined after hiring manager uses stolen US identities to hire illegal applicants
AKRON, Ohio (WKRC) - An Ohio processing plant was fined millions of dollars after entering a non-prosecution agreement.
Saving Torah scrolls and saying prayers, Los Angeles fires leave congregants without worship spaces
Among the thousands of buildings destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires were a mosque, a synagogue, a Catholic parish and a half-dozen Protestant churches
Jimmy Carter’s final day of mourning: Schedule and details for Thursday
WASHINGTON D.C., DC — Thursday marks the final day of mourning for former President Jimmy Carter as the nation gathers to honor his life and legacy. Carter, the 39th president of the United States, passed away at 100 on Dec. 29.
Biden is still considering pardons for people who have been criticized or threatened by Trump
President Joe Biden says he is still considering whether to give pardons to people who have been criticized or threatened by President-elect Donald Trump.