CEO of First Energy Corp. responds to news that it played a central role in the largest-ever bribery scandal in Ohio’s history; Gov. Mike Dewine reverses course on controversial House Bill 6, calls on Ohio General Assembly to repeal and
Twenty-three Ohio counties now at a Level 3 public health alert related to COVID-19, up from 19 last week; statewide mask mandate goes into effect at 6 p.m.; lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are calling for a repeal of House Bill 6, the
Gov. Mike Dewine issues statewide mask mandate that will go into effect at 6 p.m. on Thursday, says it’s the best way to stem the spread of COVID-19; Ohio House Democrats to introduce House Bill 6, the controversial power plant bailout bill
Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder and a number of his associates have been charged in connection with a $61 million bribery scheme that sought to ensure the passage of a bailout of Ohio’s nuclear power plants; his regular press conference
Gov. Mike Dewine appears on NBC’s “Meet the Press” to discuss the possibility of a mask mandate being put into place, statewide; some friction between protestors at the Ohio Statehouse over the weekend; nursing homes allow
Nineteen Ohio counties now under a Level 3 public health advisory, meaning more than 60 percent of Ohioans are now required to wear a mask in public; Gov. Mike Dewine vetoes legislation passed by lawmakers in his own party that would blunt the
Nineteen Ohio counties now at a Level 3 – or red – public health alert, but no counties have been elevated to a COVID-19 health emergency; Gov. Mike Dewine’s rare evening address on Wednesday night amounted to a warning not to
In atypical evening address, Gov. Mike Dewine does not issue new health orders, but warns Ohioans not to relax measures to fight the COVID-19 pandemic; extremely hot days dominating the forecast in Ohio, with more 90-degree-plus stays expected to
Rumors of abuse by a former Chillicothe Boy Scout troop leader confirmed by the suspect in question, but Ohio’s attorney general says the statute of limitations may have passed; Ohio’s teacher unions blast Education Secretary Betsy
Columbus recorded another violent weekend, with teenagers and other young people among the victims; northern Ohio army veteran dies at age 37 from COVID-19 and his friends say young people should see his death as a warning; education officials in
