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An Ohio appeals court struck down most of a 2020 law requiring burial or cremation of fetal remains after abortions, citing the state’s 2023 constitutional amendment protecting reproductive rights.
A draft proposal would let Ohio utilities build nuclear plants, raising concerns about shifting costs to ratepayers and reversing bipartisan reforms meant to prevent another HB 6-style bailout.
Students and community members urged Ohio State to remove Les Wexner’s name from campus buildings over his past association with Jeffrey Epstein, citing accountability and justice concerns.
Tiffin Mayor Lee Wilkinson called the planned TMD closure "deeply concerning" and said the city will support affected workers while remaining hopeful a buyer emerges before the April 30, 2026 deadline.
Republican primary challenger Eric Watson posted a video Sunday accusing state Rep. Gary Click of co-authoring a data center study commission bill that serves establishment interests — not District 88 constituents — ahead of the May 5 primary.
Ohio House lawmakers passed a bill banning ranked choice voting and tying local government funding to compliance, drawing debate over voter choice and local control.
Full Spectrum Rainbow House opens March 16 in Youngstown as Ohio’s only LGBTQ+ adult homeless shelter, addressing housing gaps and discrimination faced by LGBTQ+ residents.
New polling shows 90% of Ohio voters view public libraries as essential community services, as funding changes raise concerns among advocates.
Records show NiSource’s PAC gave $3,000 to Rep. Gary Click before he sponsored a data center bill, as rising utility costs intensify scrutiny over who pays for growth.
Evergreen Recycling LLC has permanently closed its Clyde, Ohio facility, eliminating 163 jobs in Sandusky County after its lender unexpectedly seized company funds and halted financing in February 2026.
First Brands Group will permanently close its TMD Tiffin manufacturing facility on April 30, 2026, eliminating all 407 jobs. The Cleveland-based company cited Chapter 11 bankruptcy and failed efforts to sell or refinance the plant.
Ohio health officials outlined plans for a $202 million rural health award as $33 billion in projected Medicaid cuts threaten rural hospitals, maternity care, and long-term stability.
Ohio House Bill 661 would ban NIL deals for high school and middle school athletes, as supporters cite guardrails and opponents warn of lost opportunities and student migration.
Records link Sen. Jon Husted to Ohio’s HB 6 scandal as electric bills climb $663 a year since 2019. The issue is emerging as a key factor in the 2026 Senate race.
An Ohio lawmaker proposes replacing traditional property taxes with a land value tax, aiming to spur development and stabilize revenue as voters weigh eliminating property taxes statewide.
A survey of Ohio economists finds broad agreement that cutting immigration would reduce tax revenue, slow small-business growth, and potentially raise prices across the state economy.
Ohio child care officials defended fraud safeguards as lawmakers debate new enforcement bills, data transparency, and funding for the state’s child care cred pilot program.
Republican Butler Mayor Wesley Dingus resigned Feb. 24 after facing felony assault charges and 2 misdemeanor voyeurism counts after a minor recorded him entering her bedroom and sniffing her underwear.
Vivek Ramaswamy's Ohio gubernatorial campaign has not returned or commented on a $500 donation from Richard Iott, a former congressional candidate who participated in Nazi SS reenactments and said Nazi Germany "accomplished incredible things."
An Ohio House bill would link university funding to compliance with Senate Bill 1, prompting debate over diversity bans, academic freedom, and state oversight of higher education.
