Seneca County Commissioner Bill Frankart aligns with controversial far-right Christian nationalist group
Tiffin, Ohio — Seneca County Commissioner Bill Frankart is raising some eyebrows after speaking at the "Biblical Citizenship in Modern…
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How partisan supreme court elections are shaping Ohio
Ohio is one of seven states that elects state supreme court justices based on partisan elections — which can impact…
Ohio drought renews worries about massive use of water for fracking
The driest summer in more than a decade prompted an Ohio watershed district this summer to take the unprecedented step…
Westerville school board rescinds religious release policy: What’s next for LifeWise Academy?
Westerville City Schools Board of Education voted 4-0 last week to end a religious release time policy that allowed LifeWise…
Project 2025 architect visiting Ohio for Center for Christian Virtue summit
Today and tomorrow, the Center for Christian Virtue will host a who’s who of right-wing Republican figures in Columbus. The…
Infant mortality issues see progress over 10 years in Ohio, still more work to be done, study shows
More than a decade of effort to address infant mortality has brought success, opportunities, and “areas where progress remains inadequate,”…
Ohio has purged thousands of voters. Watchdog says it has the worst safeguards
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has purged hundreds of thousands of voters from the rolls, saying doing so is…
Communities of color, faith, stand behind Ohio Issue 1 redistricting reform
The heads of prominent civil rights and anti-discrimination groups, along with faith-based groups, have joined a list of supporters of…
Lawsuit filed challenging Ohio Secretary of State’s new ballot drop off requirements
Two Ohioans and the state Democratic party are challenging a newly devised policy for returning absentee ballots. They argue Ohio…
Library levies, making up significant parts of operating budgets, head for Ohio November ballots
Ohio’s libraries are back on the ballot this November, hoping for new or continued support from their communities, with levies…
Ohio recreational marijuana sales exceed $76 million in less than 50 days
Ohio recreational marijuana sales have surpassed $76.2 million in less than two months. The state’s total recreational marijuana sales was…
OSHP to crack down on failure-to-yield violations in Seneca County throughout October
The Ohio State Highway Patrol’s Norwalk Post, in partnership with the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office, will target failure-to-yield violations during…
Seneca County Board of Health to appeal EPA landfill expansion decision
TIFFIN, Ohio – The Seneca County Board of Health has voted unanimously to appeal the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA)…
Award winners announced at 2024 Tiffin Main Street Celebration and Downtown Summit
TIFFIN, Ohio — The Tiffin-Seneca Economic Partnership (TSEP) hosted the 2024 Main Street Celebration and Downtown Summit on Thursday at…
Republican, Independent Ohioans slam Bernie Moreno for mocking women’s health care decisions
On Thursday, Republican and Independent Ohioans slammed Bernie Moreno outside a closed-door event, denouncing him for insulting women by calling…
Republicans' Project 2025 would cripple Ohio’s rural economy, education, and farms, new report warns
A new report from the Center for American Progress (CAP) outlines the dangers of the Republican-led Project 2025 agenda, a…
New report praises Ohio saving rescue plan funds, but warns of ‘precarious’ state of child care
A new analysis looking at child care in several states, including Ohio, shows big costs and staffing shortages, but also…
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost leads brief that would sap federal antitrust enforcement
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and 11 other Republican attorneys general on Monday filed a brief in federal court in…
Two hospitalized after car crashes into Seneca County home, igniting fire
Tiffin, Ohio – Two individuals were hospitalized after a vehicle crashed into a home in Pleasant Township on Thursday, igniting…
The nation’s last refuge for affordable homes is in Northeast Ohio
At 43, Sharon Reese is a housing market refugee — forced to return to her Ohio hometown after 18 years…
