First presidential debate pitting Donald Trump against Joe Biden to be held in Cleveland, tonight; new safety protocols put in place to make debate safer for candidates, presenter; southwest Ohio lawmakers who failed to get Gov. Mike Dewine
Ohio House Republican whose articles of impeachment against Gov. Mike Dewine failed to gain traction is trying to criminally charge the governor in Clermont County; bombshell report about President Donald Trump’s lack of federal tax payments
Ohio’s elections chief says careful absentee ballot procedures will be more important now than ever before, during this year’s general election; Gov. Mike Dewine says indoor visitation can resume in mid-October at Ohio’s nursing
Ohioans joined nationwide protests against a grand jury’s decision in Kentucky that did not charge police officers for the murder of Breonna Taylor; Ohio Senate passes bill that would muzzle Ohio Department of Health regarding statewide
Ohio’s attorney general files a lawsuit to block payments tied to the nuclear plant bailout legislation at the center of the state’s largest-ever bribery scandal; Westerville authorities say a body found last week is believed to be
President Donald Trump warns that Joe Biden is associated with the “radical left” and downplays 200,000 deaths attributed to COVID-19 at campaign stop in Toledo; Gov. Mike Dewine encourages Ohio communities to rethink Halloween
President Donald Trump holds campaign rallies at airports in Dayton, Toledo on Monday, highlighting Ohio’s importance in upcoming presidential election; Ohio-native who is a producer at C-SPAN reflects on the life of the late Supreme Court
Return of NFL, college football raises concerns about the spread of COVID-19 connected to the watching of games at bars, at parties; Buckeyes QB Justin Fields says he and his teammates will do whatever it takes to keep college football safe, this
Fans won’t be allowed at Big Ten football games, at least for now, as part of reinstated season; Ohio State’s marching band will be playing during home games at Ohio Stadium with a number of safety measures in place; Gov. Mike Dewine
Big Ten Board of Commissioners vote to hold eight-game football season this fall, beginning in late October; Ohio State officials say the conference has many more tools in place to keep players safe now than they did in August; after 35 years,
