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Ohio Data Center Bill Stalls, Ohio Approves $875M to Repay Nursing Homes, and More

Ohio's first broad data center rules stalled in the Statehouse, but lawmakers say a vote on Substitute House Bill 646 is coming.

EDITORIAL: Two Birthdays, Two Americas

As America marks its 250th birthday, the summer of 1976 offers a reminder that a divided country once chose, briefly, to celebrate what it shared

Ohio Lawmakers Vote on Bills, House Passes Labor Bill that Could Reshape Ohio, and More

The Ohio Statehouse was expected to vote Wednesday on a slate of major proposals.

EDITORIAL: Whose Game Is It Anymore?

From the Sports Broadcasting Act to a $5 million quarterback with a gambling ban, pro and college sports are telling fans the same thing: pay up or get out.

House Passes Labor Bill that Could Reshape Ohio Job Sites

Measure speeds up union contracts; most Ohio construction workers are nonunion

Meta's Free Trades Academy, Toledo Police Still Hunting Suspects in Festival Mass Shooting, and More

Meta on Monday announced America's Workforce Academy, a tuition-free program backed by a $115 million first-year investment that trains workers for skilled trades and guarantees every graduate a job

EDITORIAL: A Billion Dollars of Our Money – Poof!

On Monday, the Small Business Administration suspended 27,486 Ohio borrowers tied to about $1.1 billion in suspected fraudulent pandemic loans.

A Neighborhood Tradition, a Hail of Gunfire, Twelve Wounded

Fraud Investigations Continue, A Dangerous New Neighbor Near OSU, and More

The Ohio Department of Medicaid suspended payments to 49 Medicaid providers and filed multiple court cases over allegations of fraud