Early Voting for Ohio’s Nov. 3 Election Begins in One Week; Register by Monday
COLUMBUS — The countdown is on: early voting for Ohio’s Nov. 3 general election begins one week from today, on Tuesday, Oct. 6 — but Ohioans must be registered by…
California Man Pleads Guilty to Supplying Bulk Meth to Dayton-Area Drug Dealers
DAYTON — A 55-year-old Los Angeles man pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in Dayton to serving as a source of supply in a drug conspiracy that funneled bulk methamphetamine…
Jackson Marijuana Dispensary Reopens After State Cannabis Investigation Clears It
JACKSON — A marijuana dispensary in Jackson has reopened after a state investigation into reports of “serious adverse health events” found no contaminated products.The dispensary had been closed from Sept.…
Maumee Schools Ordered to Plan Budget Cuts After State Flags Projected Deficits
MAUMEE — Maumee City Schools has been placed in a precautionary financial state by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce after the district projected budget deficits, and it has…
DeWine Orders Ohio EPA to Begin Ending E-Check Testing in Northeast Ohio
CLEVELAND — Ohio’s longtime E-Check vehicle emissions testing program is on its way out. Gov. Mike DeWine announced Tuesday that he has directed the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to begin…
KKK Hate Flyers Found Near Clintonville and Worthington Schools, Leaders Condemn
COLUMBUS — Residents and school officials in two Columbus-area neighborhoods woke up Tuesday to a disturbing sight: flyers promoting the Ku Klux Klan left on doorsteps and near school buildings…
Dry, Sunny Week Gives Ohio Farmers a Chance to Catch Up on Harvest
COLUMBUS — A stretch of sunny, dry weather is giving Ohio farmers a welcome chance to catch up on harvest work that fell behind after heavy rains earlier this month.…
Bengals Sign Receiver Mitchell Tinsley Ahead of Week 4 Home Game
CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Bengals are bringing back a familiar face at wide receiver, signing Mitchell Tinsley off the Houston Texans’ practice squad and onto their active roster. The move,…
JobsOhio Chairman to Be Deposed in Federal Lawsuit Against FirstEnergy
COLUMBUS — The chairman of the JobsOhio board is set to be deposed this week in a federal civil lawsuit against Akron-based FirstEnergy, the utility at the center of one…
Ohio Approves Five Projects Bringing 1,173 Jobs and $431 Million Investment
COLUMBUS — Ohio’s Tax Credit Authority has approved five economic development projects across the state that are expected to create 1,173 new jobs and bring in more than $431 million…