Republican members of Ohio Redistricting Commission approve new legislative map along party lines, submit for Ohio Supreme Court approval; National Guard members leave University Hospitals in Cleveland as Omicron variant cases begin to level out
Intel announces it will make $20 billion investment in microchip manufacturing facility in Columbus suburb of New Albany; President Joe Biden hails Intel announcement as a victory for American workforce and proof of strength in Midwestern
Franklin County prosecutors drop half of the charges against former Columbus-area doctor accused of administering fatal doses of fentanyl to terminally-ill patients, saying they want to streamline the impending case; Ohio health officials report
Ohio Redistricting Commission under strict deadlines as it begins re-drawing legislative and congressional maps recently deemed to be unconstitutionally gerrymandered in favor of Republicans; Columbus City Schools officials in public dispute with
Ohio blanketed in snowfall overnight, with some parts of the state getting upwards of 10 inches; ODOT says plow drivers in short supply, meaning many will work 12-hour shifts; school districts across Ohio changing plans to deal with
Ohio Supreme Court strikes down recently-drawn congressional district map as “unconstitutionally gerrymandered” in favor of Republican candidates just days after doing the same to the state’s legislative district map; bill that
Ohio Supreme Court sends legislative, congressional maps drafted by Republican lawmakers back to the drawing board, declaring them unconstitutionally gerrymandered; Ohio congresswoman who is head of Congressional Black Caucus appears with
Ohio Dept. of Health says trends in new COVID-19 cases indicate the Omicron surge could soon plateau; DNA testing shows bone recovered from Ohio River is that of a woman who went missing with her two children in 2002; two suspects from Swanton,
Restaurant industry continues to struggle as Ohio closes in on two years of the COVID-19 pandemic; City of Cincinnati among Ohio cities stepping up testing efforts for the coronavirus; classes resumes at colleges and universities around the state,
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost among GOP attorneys general taking part in the case challenging President Joe Biden’s federal worker vaccine mandate heard before the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday morning; Ohio National Guard continues to
