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Karen Kasler/Statehouse News BureauConcerns over security throughout the country are expected to last for months, according to an anti-hate group. -
AKRON-CANTON REGIONAL FOOD BANKA program focusing on building a connection between nutrition and medical outcomes will soon be launched in Summit County.
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Summit County Council President Liz Walters says she will retain her council seat while leading the statewide Democratic Party.
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Ohio is one of only six states in the country that doesn’t have an income tax on corporate profits. A liberal leaning think tank that studies public policy says that needs to change.
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Two Ohioans identified as members of the right-wing Ohio State Regular Militia were arrested and charged over the weekend for their participation in the violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Meanwhile, the Ohio Statehouse on Sunday saw a group of demonstrators espousing an anti-government ideology.
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Two Champaign County residents who are members of the far-right Ohio State Regular Militia were arrested over the weekend on federal charges that they joined the U.S. Capitol insurrection on January 6.
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Some of the churches believe they could be under threat of violence.
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The report looks at racism as a public health crisis.
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He is focusing on aiding the recovery of the economy with another stimulus package.
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Protesters at the Ohio Statehouse join thousands across the country in rallies at state capitals. In Columbus, the demonstration included some tense verbal exchanges but, for the most part, remained peaceful.
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The Ohio Democratic Party has a new chair. Summit County Council woman Liz Walters was elected last night by the party’s executive committee.
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With an election as big as 2020's, Ohio saw an increase in the number of voters and is prepared to make adjustments for the upcoming spring election.
