infrastructure

The federal infrastructure bill signed by President Biden this week will provide funding for improvements across a broad range of areas, including water quality, roads and bridges and broadband internet access.

Ohio Sen. Rob Portman was one of 19 Republicans to vote “yes” on the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill President Joe Biden signed into law Monday.

Ohio's Democratic US Senator says talks are going well, so the next step in President Biden's economic agenda will come up for a vote in short order.

After winning Ohio’s 11th congressional district seat in a special election earlier this month, Rep. Shontel Brown got right to work.

After winning Ohio’s 11th congressional district seat in a special election earlier this month, Rep. Shontel Brown got right to work.

Possible expansion could include routes that connect Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland.

The bill includes money for port modernization, freight rail, waterway transportation, highways and airports.

Portman calls on Democratic leaders to bring the smaller of two infrastructure bills up for a vote now.

The council will offer input on how the Cleveland area should use the remaining COVID-19 funds.

The U.S. senator says Ohio could get $12 billion from the plan.