The Ohio Redistricting Commission has a date of March 1st with the Ohio Supreme Court to determine whether it’s guilty of contempt of court charges for failing to meet the deadline for redrawing legislative districts in Ohio; leaders in the
The grip of the coronavirus continues to loosen in Ohio; the ongoing frustrations over efforts to redraw legislative districts continue; the murder trial of Dr. William Husel is underway in Columbus.
Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, who is co-chair of Senate Ukraine Caucus, calls on Biden Administration to take immediate action against Russia after Putin orders invasion of eastern Ukraine; Ohio Redistricting Commission almost out of time to prevent
Ohio Supreme Court shows impatience with Ohio Redistricting Commission, signals that they may hold members in contempt of court; COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to drop in Ohio; Ohio GOP endorses Gov. Mike Dewine in race for governor on a
Republican lawmakers who failed to approve a constitutional legislative district map are attempting to bypass the Ohio Supreme Court by asking a federal judge to approve their gerrymandered map; President Joe Biden announces $1 billion in funding
Gov. Mike Dewine announces that he will hold State of the State Address on March 23, marking a return to the annual speech after two years without it, due to the pandemic; Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther declares gun violence a public health crisis,
State health department reports that new COVID-19 cases related to Omicron variant continue to drop off; ODOT reminds motorists to move over when vehicles with flashing lights are on Ohio’s roadways; food pantries struggling with increased
Ohio Department of Health says new COVID-19 cases are down for the fourth week in a row, in the state; Ohio State Highway Patrol says it will be out in full force on Super Bowl Sunday to combat impaired driving; Ohio’s district maps still
Director of Ohio Department of Health says COVID-19 cases continue to decline, showing promise that Omicron variant is winding down; U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown says he’s worried about lifting of mask-wearing policies in school districts;
Ohio health officials say COVID-19-related hospitalizations trending downward, with half the number of cases of early January; Ohio lawmakers consider bill that would ramp up GPS monitoring on criminal offenders; Intel has posted the first job
