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Ohio Leader's Comments on DC Assassination Attempt, A Tight Senate Race, and More

Ohio Sen. Bernie Moreno, who was in the room when shots were fired Saturday night, confirmed attendees were safe as the White House declared the incident was a third assassination attempt against President Trump.

The Status on Ohio's Property Tax Abolishment Drive, Missing Scientists Becoming an International Problem, and More

The group pushing to abolish all property taxes in Ohio said it has collected 305,000 of the 413,487 signatures needed to reach the November 2026 ballot.

Developments In The Ted Carter Investigation, The World's Largest Rubber Duck, and More

The Ohio State University's investigation found that former president Ted Carter Jr. misused his position to help a personal associate and romantic partner, Krisanthe Vlachos, securing her a $60,000 JobsOhio grant.

Massive Campaign Donations, 2026 NFL Draft Kicks Off, and More

Vivek Ramaswamy has invested $25 million of his own money into his Ohio gubernatorial campaign, giving him a massive fundraising advantage with $50 million raised total.

Governor's Race Too Close To Call, Drag Queen Story Hours, and More

A new poll from Bowling Green State University found Republican Vivek Ramaswamy and Democrat Amy Acton are virtually tied in the race for Ohio governor.

Why Gas Price Relief Is Only Temporary, The Secret Behind Data Centers, and More

Central Ohio gas prices dropped nearly 20 cents last week to $3.67 per gallon, but fuel experts say the relief could be short-lived.

Ohio Towns Push Back on Data Centers, The Trade Secret Nobody Tells Parents, and More

Many towns in Ohio are trying to slow or stop the construction of large data centers, while supporters say the facilities bring in tax revenue and jobs.

Recent Development Regarding Dr. Amy Acton, Missing Scientists, and More

Police were called to Ohio governor candidate Dr. Amy Acton's home in 2019 after she and her husband got into a verbal argument, during which she pulled a mirror off the wall and shattered the glass.

DeWine's Comments on Amy Acton, Kings Island to Open Soon, and more

A 2019 police call to Amy Acton's home over a reported domestic dispute with no injuries has resurfaced, prompting Gov. DeWine to speak.

Strait of Hormuz Standoff, Fuel Prices Surge, and the Kids Are Not Alright

Whirlpool Corporation announced a $60 million investment to convert a former solar plant in Perrysburg, Ohio, into an advanced manufacturing facility producing washer and dryer components.

Predicted Primary Turnout, Ohio's School Voucher, and Missing Teen Found

President Trump has nominated Ben Flowers, a lawyer from Upper Arlington, to serve as a federal judge in Cincinnati.

An attempt to limit sports betting, CIA secret technology, and Ronan off the ballot

Three Ohio lawmakers want new rules on sports betting to protect people from addiction and financial ruin, including banning phone betting and credit card wagers.

The Buc-ee's Craze Hits Ohio, The Friendliest City in Ohio, and More

Ohio finally got its first Buc-ee's, and people lost all sense of reason, showing up before sunrise on Monday to line up at the doors of a gas station.

A Hung Jury, Rising Membership Fees, and a Literacy Push from the Second Lady

A corruption retrial on the horizon, property tax relief – maybe, and JD Vance has a new book.

Your Electric Bill, Your Vote, and a Holiday with Deep Roots — Three Things Every Ohioan Should Know Today

Rising Bills, Ballot Deadlines, and Easter Weekend. AEP is seeking a rate hike, voter registration closes Tuesday, Good Friday is observed statewide —

Ohio Honors Three Airmen, Retired Teachers Score an Overdue Raise, and Easter Brunch on a Budget

The Best Ohio City for Gen X, A Town Left Without A Police Department, and More

A new law, the SAVE America Act, would require voters to provide proof of citizenship.

OSU Under Investigation, Suspicious Alien Activity, and More

Two Ohio lawmakers have introduced a bill that would allow high school athletes to be paid for the use of their name, image, and likeness.

Ohio's Most Affordable City, The Money Hole in New Albany, and More

Toledo, Ohio, has landed third on Niche.com's annual list of cities offering the highest pay and lowest cost of living.

$500 Million Data Center, Dayton March Madness Continues, and New Abortion Law

Google has selected Allen County as the site of its newest data center, bringing a $500 million investment that includes a $50 million infrastructure boost for local water, wastewater, and roadway improvements.

Meteorites Search Begins, A New Young-Faced Politician, Legend Bey's Impact, and more

A meteorite search is now underway across Northeast Ohio, and at least one family has already recovered a fragment

The Pennant Newsletter #08

A County's Political Party in Dissarray, A Mysterious Death, and More

The Pennant Newsletter #07

Ohio Universities Need Reading Help, The Pennant's New OSU Football Report, and More

The Pennant Newsletter #06

Ohio Senator Testifies in Court, How to Make the Perfect Poached Egg, and More

The Pennant Newsletter #05

Dewine Delivers Last Address, Ohio Firm Under Senate Investigation, Trump's Visit, and More