Ohio News

Supporters of the amendment to end qualified immunity for police and other government workers kicked off their campaign to gather signatures for the ballot.

Attorney General Dave Yost has been officially running for the Republican nomination for Ohio governor in 2026 since January, but lost the party's endorsement to Vivek Ramaswamy last week.

McDonald was charged with six counts of aggravated vehicular manslaughter, nine counts of vehicular assault and 11 counts of misdemeanor assault. Six people died in the bus crash, including three students traveling to Columbus from Tuscarawas County.

Along with paintings and sculptures by the renowned artist, "Stepping on the Tail of a Rainbow" also includes pieces inspired by the museum's vast collection of Japanese art.

The owners of the Cleveland Browns said the team is proceeding with the domed stadium development they want to build in Brook Park, with $600 million in bonds approved by Republicans in the state budget and without Cuyahoga County on board.

A plan to expand gambling in Ohio to allow for betting on casino games, horse races and the lottery online seems to be on track to move quickly – maybe even to become part of the state budget.

Subsidies for two coal-fired power plants that Ohio electric ratepayers have been paying since even before the scandal-tainted House Bill 6 will soon be gone.

The Republican sponsor of the bill says noon-time games for Ohio State football are scheduled too frequently.

With more recent regulatory scrutiny to PFAS chemicals, the Dayton region’s Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is trying to mitigate community exposure from its historic use of these compounds.

"Dayton: City of Peace 2025" will premiere on Think TV/CET PBS this week. The program explores the history of the Dayton Peace Accords and Dayton's ongoing commitment to global peace.