Two of 17 missionaries from an Ohio-based group freed after more than a month in captivity in Haiti; Gov. Mike Dewine signs gerrymandered congressional map despite public outcry over election boundaries; bill headed to President Joe Biden’s
Ohio House and Senate push through congressional map that gives Republican candidates a 13-to-2 advantage in elections, Gov. Mike Dewine under public pressure to veto it; GOP lawmakers take aim at coronavirus vaccine mandates with new bill
Debate over GOP-drawn congressional map continues at Ohio Statehouse; Greene County Sheriff Gene Fischer died suddenly at the age of 65 on Tuesday; AAA says holiday travel expected to rebound to near pre-pandemic levels; Ohio Department of Health
President Joe Biden’s new infrastructure law expected to bring more than $10 billion in investments to Ohio; Ohio’s GOP senator, Rob Portman, was instrumental in crafting the bill with the White House; a federal trial in which two Ohio
Northwest Ohio counties seeing the highest incidence of new COVID-19 cases, says the Ohio Department of Health; coronavirus-related hospitalizations skyrocket across the date, increasing eight-fold over the past week; state senator introduces bill
Number of kids aged 5-to-11 tops the 34,000 mark, says the Ohio Department of Health; National Veterans Memorial in Columbus holds special ceremony on Thursday; suspected remains of couple missing for three years in eastern Ohio recovered from
Gov. Mike Dewine travels the state to honor veterans and fallen service members; Ohio State highlights efforts to help veterans with physical and mental scars suffered during combat; veteran-led effort sheds light on prevalence of gambling
Bipartisan panel begins final push to approve new congressional map for Ohio; medical professionals say young Ohioans are getting vaccinated in encouraging numbers, since shots opened up to 5-to-11-year-olds; Cleveland-area priest sentenced to
Murder in broad daylight at Easton Shopping Center in Columbus on Monday brings city’s homicide total for the year even with all of 2020; one dead, two wounded in shooting at southwest Ohio bar; audit of FirstEnergy Corporation comes under
University of Dayton student among eight killed in a crowd surge incident at Astroworld Music Festival, over the weekend; lawsuit by Ohio Attorney General and other GOP officials in other states succeed in delaying implementation of Biden
