Grand jury clears two Seneca County deputies in fatal shooting of Bloomville man
Prosecutor Derek DeVine says Sergent's truck hit a deputy, but the deputies remain unnamed under Marsy's Law and the BCI report wasn't released.
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Husted's term ends Dec. 15, giving Brown a vote in a 53-seat GOP Senate days before a Dec. 18 adjournment as Republicans rush to confirm judges.
The 2.48-acre site on State Route 101 stored federal grain during World War II, and its Louisa K. Fast name has moved to the former Apple-Jack Park.
SB 341 cleared committee unanimously in June with no public opposition, and Sen. DeMora plans to attach it as an amendment to every floor bill.
The $200,000 program to test soil under an unlined section for benzene and cyanide has collected no samples, and the district aims to return Nov. 18.
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Data scientist Lenny Bronner estimates 75% of Democratic gains came from GOP voters staying home, a group Republicans can more easily win back.
Jordan beat Majority Leader Steve Scalise 106-73 and inherits the smallest House GOP minority since the 1990s after losing more than 40 seats.
Republicans still control the state Senates in Georgia, Texas and Kansas, while new Trump-era Medicaid work requirements take effect in January.
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.
Stock's group gave Ramaswamy an A despite his 2020 push for mandatory antibody testing, and Tom Zawistowski now blames party insiders for the loss.
A Heidelberg professor argues 18 million registered Americans skipped the 2024 vote in a race decided by just two million ballots.
An appeals court ruled the EdChoice voucher program unconstitutional while Ohio spent $1.17 billion subsidizing private schools in fiscal 2026 alone.
Seven gas plants powering New Albany data centers could emit 11.9 million tons of greenhouse gases yearly, with most approved under an accelerated process skipping public hearings.
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