(The Center Square) – The state has been paying some Ohio farmers for the past two years in an effort to reduce Lake Erie water contamination, and at least one city has spent two decades dumping sewage into the lake with little punishment.
(The Center Square) – The company at the heart at what federal prosecutors call the largest bribery and corruption scandal in Ohio history agreed to pay $230 million and cooperate fully with the government as part of a deferred prosecution agreement, Vipal Patel, acting U.S. attorney for the…
(The Center Square) – Ohio will share in a $26 billion settlement with the three largest distributors of opioids and Johnson & Johnson for what Attorney General Dave Yost said is the companies’ role in the opioid epidemic.
(The Center Square) – Ohio churches, businesses, schools or any nongovernment group no longer can partner with local boards of election to help educate or register voters or for anything related to voting or an election.
(The Center Square) – Ohio is the 10th-best state in which to do business, according to CNBC’s 2021 ranking, holding where it finished in 2019.
(The Center Square) – Ohio’s unemployment numbers showed improvement in June but still have not made up losses seen in May’s jobless report.
(The Center Square) – Ohio plans to focus more of its transportation tax on walking and biking, saying 10% of state households do not have access to a vehicle and $5 billion can be saved over the next two decades if biking and walking traffic slightly increased.
(The Center Square) – One of Ohio’s largest cities had one of the country's largest homicide rate increase during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent report.
(The Center Square) – Government money that established grants for small businesses in Ohio has doubled since June and remains available, according to Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine.
(The Center Square) – A new report indicates Ohio, as well as other eastern coal states, may not have the bond funding needed to cover the costs necessary to prepare thousands of acres of mined land for new uses.
(The Center Square) – The state has been paying some Ohio farmers for the past two years in an effort to reduce Lake Erie water contamination, and at least one city has spent two decades dumping sewage into the lake with little punishment.
(The Center Square) – The company at the heart at what federal prosecutors call the largest bribery and corruption scandal in Ohio history agreed to pay $230 million and cooperate fully with the government as part of a deferred prosecution agreement, Vipal Patel, acting U.S. attorney for the…
(The Center Square) – Ohio will share in a $26 billion settlement with the three largest distributors of opioids and Johnson & Johnson for what Attorney General Dave Yost said is the companies’ role in the opioid epidemic.
(The Center Square) – Ohio churches, businesses, schools or any nongovernment group no longer can partner with local boards of election to help educate or register voters or for anything related to voting or an election.
(The Center Square) – Ohio is the 10th-best state in which to do business, according to CNBC’s 2021 ranking, holding where it finished in 2019.
(The Center Square) – Ohio’s unemployment numbers showed improvement in June but still have not made up losses seen in May’s jobless report.
(The Center Square) – Ohio plans to focus more of its transportation tax on walking and biking, saying 10% of state households do not have access to a vehicle and $5 billion can be saved over the next two decades if biking and walking traffic slightly increased.
(The Center Square) – One of Ohio’s largest cities had one of the country's largest homicide rate increase during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent report.
(The Center Square) – Government money that established grants for small businesses in Ohio has doubled since June and remains available, according to Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine.
(The Center Square) – A new report indicates Ohio, as well as other eastern coal states, may not have the bond funding needed to cover the costs necessary to prepare thousands of acres of mined land for new uses.
(The Center Square) – At least one state university still plans to require COVID-19 vaccines despite a new law that prohibits Ohio public schools, colleges and universities from requiring the vaccine for students, faculty and staff.
