Ohio governor mandates return to office, downtown businesses anticipate boost
Gov. Mike DeWine has announced that most remote workers in Ohio will be required to return to the office, a move that has ...
Residents of historic Black community near Cincinnati confront White supremacist demonstrators, months after neo-Nazi march
A group of demonstrators wearing black clothing, some holding Nazi flags with swastikas, quickly left a Cincinnati-area ...
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Activists again ask that DeWine snuff out fracking in Ohio state parks
A contingent of advocates from across Ohio again sent a letter to Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday asking that he pause on fracking ...
Minnesota joins coalition of 7 Midwest states deciding when to reopen economy
The governors of seven mostly Midwestern states, including Minnesota, have formed a coalition to coordinate easing restrictions to reopen the economies they’ve shuttered in response to the ...
DeWine signs executive order requiring state employees to return to regular in-person work
Mike DeWine signed an executive order Tuesday requiring some state employees to return to regular in-office work, with a few ...
Gov. DeWine orders all state employees back in office full time
An executive order signed by Gov. Mike DeWine means all state employees will return to the office full-time. “It is now in ...
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New Ohio legislation would ban the 'funding of death'
"True justice does not mask suffering with more violence," Muha ... maintaining those reproductive freedoms," Russo said. Gov. Mike DeWine has instituted an unofficial moratorium on executions ...
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New effort to abolish Ohio’s death penalty
“True justice does not mask suffering with more violence ... he does not support eliminating the death penalty. Gov. Mike DeWine has not allowed any executions during his time as governor.
New Ohio legislation would ban the 'funding of death'
The bipartisan bill would abolish the death penalty in Ohio and ban the use of state funds for assisted suicide and abortion.
New Ohio bill aims to ban the 'funding of death'
The bipartisan bill would abolish the death penalty in Ohio and ban the use of state funds for assisted suicide and abortion.