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Though lawmakers didn’t address the issue after a set of lawsuits against a Cleveland hospital, one outgoing legislator is hoping his bill will move…
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There is something millions of Ohioans take for granted that hundreds of thousands of others dream about – broadband service. All of Ohio’s major cities…
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Former Ohio Attorney General and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Chief Rich Cordray will be running as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in…
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Tomorrow’s primary results will determine the people who will represent the major political parties in this fall’s races for governor, Congress, the state…
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This weekend brought huge protests over gun laws and another appearance by Gov. John Kasich on a Sunday morning national TV news show, talking about his…
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Several cities are considering legislation on guns if state lawmakers don’t pass gun law reforms – though a state law from a decade ago prevents them from…
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A so-called “red flag” bill introduced in the Republican-dominated Ohio Senate would allow guns to be confiscated from people thought to be safety risks…
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The four major candidates in the Democratic primary for governor met for their first debate of the year last night at a high school in Toledo – and it was…
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The issue of guns and gun violence has energized some Republicans such as Gov. John Kasich. But it’s sparked real interest among Democrats, whose views on…
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The bill to overhaul the state’s education system and hand more control over to the governor’s office is getting its first committee hearing. Opponents…