Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine opposes anti-gerrymandering reform heading to voters in November
Gov. Mike DeWine opposes a citizen-led anti-gerrymandering proposal on November's ballot, instead advocating for…
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70 years after Brown vs. Board of Education problems persist
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Ohio Voter Purge Targets Communities of Color: What You Need to Know
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Signatures certified: Ohio anti-gerrymandering amendment on its way to November ballot
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Successful pilot program leads to Cleveland installing speed tables this summer to improve traffic and pedestrian safety
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The Crown Act was voted out of the Ohio House Civil Justice Committee
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70 years after Brown vs. Board of Education problems persist
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Better safe than sorry: Democrats prepare for virtual roll call despite Ohio deadline changes
Ohio Democrats start a virtual roll call to nominate their presidential ticket, amid controversy over Ohio's certification deadline. Election law experts suggest…
Ohio Voter Purge Targets Communities of Color: What You Need to Know
Ohio's voter purge disproportionately targets voters of color, argue civil rights groups. Over half of the 158,857 voters facing removal are from predominantly minority counties. Learn…
Signatures certified: Ohio anti-gerrymandering amendment on its way to November ballot
With over 535,000 certified signatures, this historic initiative will be on the November ballot. Discover how…
Successful pilot program leads to Cleveland installing speed tables this summer to improve traffic and pedestrian safety
After a pilot program in 2022, more speed tables are coming to Cleveland streets to increase pedistrian safety
Increasing the minimum wage will save 4,000 Ohio lives, study says
A recent study shows how raising the minimum wage in Ohio could save thousands of lives
Bill banning discrimination of natural hair in K-12 schools passes in Ohio House
A new vote on the bill that would ban discrimination against natural hair in Ohio’s K-12 schools…
Poll suggests Ohio voters may be considering splitting their ticket in November
Trends and takeaways for the Presidential election and Ohio’s US Senate race…
The Crown Act was voted out of the Ohio House Civil Justice Committee
House Bill 178 has moved one step closer on the road to becoming an Ohio law