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The Dayton mayor makes it clear how she is different from her political opponents and attempts to raise her name recognition throughout the state.

After the USMCA took effect more than a year ago, many are praising the opportunities and empowerment that workers now have.

There are signs the federal investigation into the passage of House Bill 6 is getting closer to the heart of the DeWine administration.

Ohio is no stranger to scandal.In fact, it's been reported that, as of today, no state in the Union has a bigger scandal than the $61 million bribery case that federal prosecutors have brought against former Ohio Speaker Larry Householder and his associates for pushing a $1.3 billion bailout of Akron-based First Energy for two failing nuclear power plants.

The requirement of 3,000 signatures from registered voters, more than other major cities in Ohio, is an endeavor that takes significant planning, coordination and man power.

Senators are weighing in on the $74 billion state budget plan that makes tax cuts and overhauls school funding.

Matt Huffman, president of the state Senate, proposes asking voters to approve a different timeline for drawing Congressional maps.

He is the first Democratic to announce his candidacy for Sen. Rob Portman's seat in 2022. Four Republicans are already in the running.

The version of the budget has changed little since it was proposed a week ago.

The Democratic mayor of Dayton, a two-time candidate for the post, so far faces Republican opponent Joe Blystone, a business owner and farmer. Gov. Mike DeWine says he will run for re-election.