Democrat Kulewicz claims victory in Ohio Attorney General race after Republican Faber concedes
Kulewicz leads by about 28,400 votes with 102,148 provisional ballots still outstanding, filling the seat Republican Dave Yost left in June.
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Ohio Democratic Treasurer candidate holds 50,000-vote lead in race
Seth Walsh leads Republican Jay Edwards 50.55% to 49.45%, with 102,148 provisional ballots still uncounted for the office overseeing $280 billion.
Democratic candidates appear to have won both Ohio Supreme Court races
Zayas unseating Justice Dan Hawkins would cut the GOP majority to 5-2, though 102,148 provisional ballots remain uncounted in both close races.
Republican LaRose claims victory over Blackwell in Ohio Auditor race
LaRose leads by about 72,000 votes with 102,148 provisional ballots still uncounted, and called the win bittersweet after other Republican losses.
Democrat Allison Russo wins Ohio Secretary of State race as Republican concedes
Russo's win ends Republican control of the office dating to 2011, as Treasurer Robert Sprague blamed a national wave for his loss.
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Domestic violence noted as ‘most prevalent violent crime in Ohio’ as state boosts funding
Ohio recorded 134 domestic violence deaths in 2025, with nearly half the victims killed while trying to leave, as the state adds $5 million in grants.
Medical debt hit 1 in 4 Americans and 1 in 5 Ohioans last year, even the insured, study shows
A bipartisan Ohio bill capping medical debt interest at 3% faces a December deadline, as researchers warn Medicaid cuts could deepen the crisis.
High-profile sex abuse case brings test for new Ohio anti-grooming law
A Catholic Foundation executive accused of a six-month online relationship with a teen is among the first charged under Ohio's misdemeanor grooming law.
Access to abortion care is improving in Ohio, but abortion opponents continue efforts against it
Ohio lawmakers unanimously passed a tax credit for anti-abortion pregnancy centers while Sen. Husted and religious groups push to restrict the abortion pill nationally.
Race for Ohio Treasurer decides who invests the state’s billions and how
Democrat Seth Walsh wants the office to fight a stadium-funding lawsuit over unclaimed funds, while Republican Jay Edwards wants Ohio banks over Wall Street investors.
Ohio’s work to lower infant mortality rate shows progress, but certain communities still struggle
Black infants in Ohio die at more than double the rate of white infants, as state funding for maternal programs shrinks and a paid leave bill stalls in committee.
Grants coming to Head Start programs in Ohio, other states after years of funding struggles
The $2.05 million for 17 Ohio programs follows a government shutdown that closed sites and a GAO finding that Trump officials illegally withheld Head Start funds.
