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Those in Ohio who voted, registered illegally could face prosecution
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Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz announces second run for mayor in re-election kick-off campaign
Kapszukiewicz says he has made promises and delivered on them year after year, and believes the work and progress can continue if he is re-elected.
State Politics
Report: White men earn more in Ohio than any other demographic
A new report released this week shows a striking disparity between the earnings of white men in Ohio compared to other men, women and people of color.
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She says vaccines make you magnetized. This lawmaker invited her testimony, chair says
Rep. Jennifer Gross invited physician Dr. Sherri Tenpenny and Fremont attorney Tom Renz to testify in support of the “Vaccine Choice and Anti-Discrimination Act."
State Politics
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs bill giving commissioners ‘kill switch’ on wind, solar projects
No such power exists for local officials for coal mines or oil and gas wells, which are regulated at the state level.
State Politics
13 non-citizens in Ohio illegally voted in the 2020 election; LaRose refers 117 people for investigation, possible charges
Secretary of State Frank LaRose encouraged county prosecutors to consider charges if they are handed a case. Nearly 6M Ohioans voted last year.
National Politics
Secretary of State Frank LaRose: 13 non-citizens in Ohio illegally voted in the 2020 election
About 5.8 million people voted in Ohio last year. Illegally registering to vote is a fifth-degree felony; illegally casting a ballot is a fourth-degree felony.
State
Fireworks to remain illegal in Ohio after DeWine vetoes bill
DeWine said the proposed changes to Ohio's fireworks safety laws would have made the state 'one of the least restrictive states in regard to fireworks laws.'
Politics
Scrap tires and alcoholic bingo: The Ohio budget’s most obscure items
The new state budget allocates billions of dollars to necessary public services, but you have to flip to page 1,326 to find the part about buying to-go cocktails.
Local News
Ohio utilities to refund customers fees from tainted energy bill
Ohio Edison, Toledo Edison and Cleveland Electric Illuminating companies will begin crediting customers a total of $27.5 million.
State Politics
GALLERY: Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs Collin's Law
The legislation creates stricter penalties for hazing.
Politics
Best-selling author JD Vance announces run for U.S. Senate seat currently held by Rob Portman
Vance, who comes from southern Ohio, says many people feel left behind after politicians failed to deliver prosperity to their communities.
Local News
Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz announces second run for mayor in re-election kick-off campaign
Kapszukiewicz says he has made promises and delivered on them year after year, and believes the work and progress can continue if he is re-elected.
State Politics
Report: White men earn more in Ohio than any other demographic
A new report released this week shows a striking disparity between the earnings of white men in Ohio compared to other men, women and people of color.
State Politics
She says vaccines make you magnetized. This lawmaker invited her testimony, chair says
Rep. Jennifer Gross invited physician Dr. Sherri Tenpenny and Fremont attorney Tom Renz to testify in support of the “Vaccine Choice and Anti-Discrimination Act."
State Politics
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs bill giving commissioners ‘kill switch’ on wind, solar projects
No such power exists for local officials for coal mines or oil and gas wells, which are regulated at the state level.
State Politics
13 non-citizens in Ohio illegally voted in the 2020 election; LaRose refers 117 people for investigation, possible charges
Secretary of State Frank LaRose encouraged county prosecutors to consider charges if they are handed a case. Nearly 6M Ohioans voted last year.
National Politics
Secretary of State Frank LaRose: 13 non-citizens in Ohio illegally voted in the 2020 election
About 5.8 million people voted in Ohio last year. Illegally registering to vote is a fifth-degree felony; illegally casting a ballot is a fourth-degree felony.
State
Fireworks to remain illegal in Ohio after DeWine vetoes bill
DeWine said the proposed changes to Ohio's fireworks safety laws would have made the state 'one of the least restrictive states in regard to fireworks laws.'
Politics
Scrap tires and alcoholic bingo: The Ohio budget’s most obscure items
The new state budget allocates billions of dollars to necessary public services, but you have to flip to page 1,326 to find the part about buying to-go cocktails.
Local News
Ohio utilities to refund customers fees from tainted energy bill
Ohio Edison, Toledo Edison and Cleveland Electric Illuminating companies will begin crediting customers a total of $27.5 million.
State Politics
GALLERY: Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs Collin's Law
The legislation creates stricter penalties for hazing.
Politics
Best-selling author JD Vance announces run for U.S. Senate seat currently held by Rob Portman
Vance, who comes from southern Ohio, says many people feel left behind after politicians failed to deliver prosperity to their communities.
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