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Voters Have Choices/Facebook Ad LibraryA political action committee named "Voters Have Choices" is funded entirely by a man named Darryl Tanner. He's trying to influence a local ballot issue campaign. -
The mailer targeting Libertarian Bill Redpath has a note saying the Ohio Democratic Party paid for it.
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Democratic candidate for governor Amy Acton and Republican candidate for governor Vivek Ramaswamy have different opinions on what should be done to improve healthcare for Ohioans. -
Issue 9 would expand city council by four members by 2030. It would create salaries for the new members, two new staff members for each council member and other expenses. -
DeWine has denounced a controversial ad featuring the estranged mother of Amy Acton, siding with the Democratic candidate for governor and former member of his cabinet. -
The Oct. 14 ruling should preserve the 50-year-old rule Ohioans have used to hold air polluters accountable, called the air nuisance rule. -
The report released by the Department of Justice says the OSU College of Medicine discriminated against white and Asian students in the 2023-2025 admission classes. -
How a factory for AI-powered weapons, a data center, and a needy public school collided in rural Ohio. -
Republican Vivek Ramaswamy is pumping $4 million into ads that feature Democratic opponent Amy Acton's estranged mother. -
Domestic violence fatalities in Ohio fell about 15% since last year, but the decrease followed a 37% surge last year. -
Prior to rallying support for Ohio Republicans, Vance announced the results of a crackdown on SNAP benefits theft, and said "politics is a tough business" when asked about a controversial attack ad. -
Vivek Ramaswamy's recent attack ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother has drawn the ire of political pundits on both sides of the aisle.
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Columbus voters will decide on Issues 8 and 9 next month. If passed, the issues will change how members are of City Council are elected. -
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says the companies are violating the state's law against prediction sports betting. -
If Nov. 3 really is a good night for Democrats, they believe they could gain one to three seats in the Senate and half a dozen in the House. -
Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose issued a statement after a suspicious mailing was intercepted earlier this week. -
NCAA President Charlie Baker said the suit is meant to stop DeWine from taking a step that would make it “impossible for all schools to compete on a level playing field.” -
The monument was unveiled at the Statehouse in Columbus in a ceremony Wednesday morning. -
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has signed an executive order allowing the state's colleges and universities to let athletes who graduated high school in 2022 play a fifth year. -
Ohio State Highway Patrol officers arrested D.J. Byrnes in June after Republican Ohio State Sen. Jerry Cirino reported the texts to police. -
Business & EconomyThe pharmaceutical company Bayer plans to invest $2.2 billion to build a new manufacturing site in New Albany with 600 jobs at the plant and 1,500 construction jobs. -
Ohio’s governor said an appeals court ruling last week means prediction markets are illegal gambling and state law will be enforced.
