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Jordan Laird/Dayton Daily NewsJames Porter, 82, of Franklin thinks this presidential election cycle has been one is the most vicious. Even though he is confident he and his friends and family will make it through, he doesn’t know what the long-term, bigger solutions is. -
Your Voice OhioVoters says the 2020 election feels different, with more at stake.
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A federal lawsuit against Secretary of State Frank LaRose that could have allowed counties to add more ballot drop boxes at various locations for this...
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Another round of CARES Act funding is on its way to help struggling people, operations and groups affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says he does not know the details of an alleged plan to put him under a citizen's arrest.
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A former chief of staff with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security says home grown terrorism groups are in Ohio and their prevalence is growing.
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Five voters, complete strangers, meet to discuss what divides and unites them in this election year.
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Miguel Arriola talks about the immigrant experience and extended families. How did his family separate the vulnerable from those who work outside the house?
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Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) is slated to campaign in Cleveland this weekend after canceling a trip here last week.
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The nuclear energy bill known as HB6 and the federal corruption investigation associated with it are being used in many campaigns for candidates running in races for the Ohio House of Representatives and Senate this November.
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Some people are concerned about how the moved-up deadline for the U.S. Census will affect the updated count of the local population, especially those in immigrant communities.
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Ohio Rep. Tavia Galonski (D) is calling on Gov. Dewine and his administration to "... follow the science." in choosing a permanent health director.
