State Representative Bob Peterson (R-Sabina) is pleased to share the official Statewide Holiday Event Guide, curated through the Ohio Department of Development and TourismOhio.
Early projections suggest Americans will spend more than $1 trillion over the holiday season, a crucial time for businesses, but not everyone is paying right away.
The Trump administration has made deep cuts to the main federal agency focused on fighting opioid addiction, potentially jeopardizing the nation’s recent progress on reducing overdose deaths, some public health officials and providers say.
On Nov. 24, deputies from the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office charged multiple individuals with felony aggravated trespass at the William H. Zimmer Power Station at 1781 U.S. 52 near the village of Moscow in Washington Township, Clermont County.
Sunday’s end to the hurricane season for the Atlantic Basin was welcomed from the Gulf states to the Atlantic seaboard, with gratitude not a single one made landfall in the United States.
President Donald Trump announced recently he pardoned his former lawyer Rudy Giuliani and other people allegedly involved in the attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election, but the president’s federal pardon does not shield members of the group from state charges.
Child tax credits are becoming more popular across the country, with more than a dozen states offering them as financial relief toward the cost of raising kids.
Ohio’s fire safety rules just got leaner, clearer, and easier to follow. The newly updated 2025 Ohio Fire Code (OFC), which has taken effect, includes key revisions from the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal.
President Donald Trump accused six Democratic lawmakers of sedition on social media Thursday and threatened them with punishment as severe as death, after they appeared in a video message encouraging U.S. armed forces to refuse “illegal orders.”
As the season of giving approaches, the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Liquor Control is making it easier for nonprofit organizations to stay compliant with Ohio liquor laws. The Division’s new online portal launched over the summer simplifies the process for charitable and political organizations that might be planning to offer alcohol as a prize at their upcoming fundraising events.
