Tiffin City Council expands proposed $2,000 sewer grants to cover past installations
Final passage awaits a rewrite, and owners who already paid would face a Dec. 31 deadline, after Roessner's bid to cut grants to $300 died.

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Neither proposal spells out costs, privacy safeguards or how cash-strapped Ohio districts like Tiffin would pay for expanded hours or camera systems.

Six days before Election Day, Seneca County Emergency Services celebrated a Republican rally hosted by Commissioner Bill Frankart on its official Facebook page, then added an explanation about its emergency response role after media questions. Its chief denies campaign coordination.

Ramaswamy's $51.1 million in spending includes nearly $870,000 on private jets, while his campaign debt climbs to $41.3 million after another loan.

Rep. Max Miller self-funded $1 million after abuse allegations yet still trails his challenger in cash on hand, the only incumbent in that position statewide.

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Ohio's Husted-Brown Senate race is one of seven toss-ups nationally as early voting nears 1.2 million ballots statewide with a week left.

Texas lost nearly a fourth of its indigent-defense attorneys in a decade, a crisis echoed in Oregon, Pennsylvania, Kansas and New Mexico, researchers find.

Harvard researchers found 432 hospitals closed since 2010, mostly for-profit or safety-net facilities serving high-poverty counties with limited transportation.

Even Texas and Florida governor races have moved toward Democrats, as analysts tie the shift to Trump's approval ratings and economic discontent.

Despite muted GOP criticism, Ramaswamy is spending $4 million to keep the ad airing, and Trump is urging him not to pull it before Election Day.

AdImpact projects three-quarters of a billion dollars in Ohio campaign ads this cycle, a columnist argues dark money reaps far more through regulatory favors.

The $500 and $90 checks exclude most Ohio enrollees and come as 160,000 residents already lost ACA coverage and 356,000 face Medicaid cuts.

Polling shows most Ohioans rate the economy poorly and disapprove of Trump at 35%, despite his booming claim made days before 1,400 layoffs.

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