(The Center Square) – FirstEnergy, the company at the heart of a $60 million bribery scheme that led to the indictment and ouster of Ohio’s House speaker, did not charge customers to fund stadium naming rights, according to a recent report by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO).
(The Center Square) – Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear was in Louisville earlier this week to unveil a workforce development program for students graduating from the state’s largest public school system.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost kept pressure on the Biden administration this week by joining a lawsuit challenging the federal COVID-19 vaccination mandate for health care employees.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine wants the Biden administration to ease restrictions on the trucking industry to help small businesses and consumers get access to goods during the holiday season.
(The Center Square) – More Ohioans returned to work in October, and the state’s unemployment rate fell slightly as the holiday season is in full swing across the Buckeye State.
(The Center Square) – Ohio has new congressional districts that will last only four years after Gov. Mike DeWine approved the Republican-dominated General Assembly’s plan that received no Democratic support.
(The Center Square) – Ohio has joined a federal lawsuit challenging the Biden administration’s new federal immigration policy, which Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said stops nearly all deportations and handcuffs U.S. immigration officers.
(The Center Square) – A bill passed in the Ohio House would help the state prepare for a future with electric vehicles.
(The Center Square) – Business organizations and health care groups criticized the Ohio House after the passage of a bill that prohibits schools and public and private businesses from requiring students, employees or customers to receive any vaccination, including COVID-19, that has not been…
(The Center Square) – Ohio lawmakers will go back to the drawing board in four years to create new congressional district maps after the House cleared new districts Thursday on a straight party-line vote.
(The Center Square) – FirstEnergy, the company at the heart of a $60 million bribery scheme that led to the indictment and ouster of Ohio’s House speaker, did not charge customers to fund stadium naming rights, according to a recent report by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO).
(The Center Square) – Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear was in Louisville earlier this week to unveil a workforce development program for students graduating from the state’s largest public school system.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost kept pressure on the Biden administration this week by joining a lawsuit challenging the federal COVID-19 vaccination mandate for health care employees.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine wants the Biden administration to ease restrictions on the trucking industry to help small businesses and consumers get access to goods during the holiday season.
(The Center Square) – More Ohioans returned to work in October, and the state’s unemployment rate fell slightly as the holiday season is in full swing across the Buckeye State.
(The Center Square) – Ohio has new congressional districts that will last only four years after Gov. Mike DeWine approved the Republican-dominated General Assembly’s plan that received no Democratic support.
(The Center Square) – Ohio has joined a federal lawsuit challenging the Biden administration’s new federal immigration policy, which Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said stops nearly all deportations and handcuffs U.S. immigration officers.
(The Center Square) – A bill passed in the Ohio House would help the state prepare for a future with electric vehicles.
(The Center Square) – Business organizations and health care groups criticized the Ohio House after the passage of a bill that prohibits schools and public and private businesses from requiring students, employees or customers to receive any vaccination, including COVID-19, that has not been…
(The Center Square) – Ohio lawmakers will go back to the drawing board in four years to create new congressional district maps after the House cleared new districts Thursday on a straight party-line vote.
(The Center Square) – Ohio school districts wanting to arm teachers could have requirements reduced from more than 700 hours of gun training to a minimum of 28 hours if legislation that has passed the Ohio House becomes law.
