President Joe Biden signs law commemorating Juneteenth as a federal holiday, with Gov. Mike Dewine quickly following suit; state of emergency related to COVID-19 ended as of Friday, as new case numbers steadily drop; process put in place to
Gov. Mike Dewine says he will lift COVID-19 emergency declaration on Friday, saying the battle isn’t over, but sufficient progress is being made; a Westerville man has been charged in connection with his wife’s disappearance and murder
Ohio House votes to expel former House Speaker Larry Householder from the chamber, citing his alleged role in the state’s largest ever bribery scheme involving a nuclear bailout bill; Ohio’s Black Legislative Caucus calls on lawmaker
Bill introduced by GOP legislator would forbid employers from requiring vaccinations for their workers; Ohio Senate president proposes ‘asset check’ in addition to income considerations for recipients of SNAP benefits; shortage of
Man charged in quadruple homicide that shook the village of West Jefferson in Madison County, last month; multiple drownings and close calls around Ohio, over the weekend, have health officials issuing warnings; pharmacy benefit manager reaches
Gov. Mike Dewine issues biting criticism of anti-vaccination bill introduced in the Ohio House; health experts worried about highly-infectious ‘delta’ variant of COVID-19 that is spreading in the U.S.; federal prosecutors offer 1.2
Union County man announced as latest Vax-a-Million Lottery winner, Lorain-area teen becomes latest four-year college scholarship winner; former Congressman Jim Renacci announces he will challenge Gov. Mike Dewine in gubernatorial primary next
Three Columbus PD officers charged for actions during protests near the Ohio Statehouse, last summer; Ohio surpasses 20,000 COVID-19 deaths since the pandemic began; state attorney general will sue Google, trying to force the service to be
Gov. Mike Dewine urges Ohioans to get vaccinated as expiration deadline looms for 200,000 doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine; Sen. Rob Portman co-authors report on Capitol insurrection that highlights gov’t, police missteps;
Health experts in Ohio say steep decline in COVID-19 cases shows vaccinations are working; educators in Columbus speak out against a bill that prohibit teaching impact of racism on American history; Republican lawmakers propose removing quality
