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Gary Click built his political brand on being a pastor, a servant-leader, a man of the people. His campaign finance records tell a different story — one that runs from a AAA Five Diamond Arizona resort to a Christian nationalist compound in Texas to hotel stays his own filings called "Non legislative," charged to donors and never paid back.
Two Ohio House bills propose new child care fraud safeguards, but Republican sponsors clash over whether the Department of Children & Youth is transparent and proactive in investigating cases.
Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman asked Rep. Rodney Creech to resign nine months ago over allegations involving a minor relative. On Friday, he reinstated him — and the Ohio Republican Party officially endorsed him for re-election.
After TiffinOhio.net reported Rep. Gary Click's quiet departure from Fremont Baptist Temple, Click disputed the story on X — then gave a damage control interview to a local newspaper the same week his church finally updated its website.
President Donald Trump says he will maintain tariffs using alternative legal authority after the Supreme Court ruled he exceeded his power under IEEPA, signaling further legal and political clashes.
Federal prosecutors described the man as a "compulsive child exploitation offender" who used Snapchat to groom minors, and the FBI has identified at least 11 additional suspected victims.
In a 6-3 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s emergency tariffs, saying Congress — not the executive branch — holds the power to tax imports.
After four Ohio children used AI to write suicide notes, lawmakers introduced House Bill 524 to bar AI models that promote self-harm and empower the attorney general to act.
AEP Ohio says its new data center tariff reduced projected demand from 30,000 MW to 5,700 MW, but manufacturers challenge the forecasts and warn of higher costs for ratepayers.
New Ohio State research finds electricity deregulation and limited auction competition are driving higher residential power costs in Ohio and beyond.
Butler Mayor Wesley R. Dingus faces two misdemeanor voyeurism charges following a Richland County investigation. The case unfolds as he remains on bond in a separate felony matter.
Les Wexner confirmed under oath he likely gave Sen. Jon Husted about $117,000 in campaign donations as scrutiny grows over Husted’s vote to block release of Epstein-related files.
Rep. Gary Click's HB 693 would write 'parental alienation' into Ohio law — a term experts say has a documented history of being used to strip custody from domestic abuse survivors and silence children who report abuse.
Public health and environmental groups are challenging the Trump administration’s repeal of the EPA’s greenhouse gas endangerment finding, arguing it violates the Clean Air Act.
As ACA subsidies expire, Sen. Bernie Moreno blames Obamacare for rising costs. Data show slower medical inflation but growing coverage losses in Ohio and nationwide.
Ohio secured $14.7 million in federal child care funding as costs top $12,000 annually for infants and advocates warn of long-term budget shortfalls.
Official calendars reveal at least eight previously undisclosed 2019 meetings linking Sen. Jon Husted to key figures in the House Bill 6 scandal that cost Ohio ratepayers $527 million.
As Les Wexner faces a congressional deposition over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, Ohio politicians confront scrutiny over campaign donations and some redirect funds to charity.
Senate Bill 294 would redefine “reliable” and “clean” energy in Ohio, a move critics say favors fossil fuels, raises costs and threatens wind and solar development.
A bipartisan federal law and FTC action aim to rein in pharmacy benefit managers, increase transparency and curb pricing incentives critics say drive up prescription drug costs.
