State Representative Bob Peterson (R-Sabina) has been appointed by Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman (R-Lima) as chairman of the House Public Insurance & Pensions Committee for the 136th General Assembly.
The Village of East Palestine and Norfolk Southern Corporation are pleased to announce that they have resolved all claims by the Village arising out of the Feb. 3, 2023 train derailment. The settlement provides the Village with $22 million from Norfolk Southern to be used for priorities identified by the Village in connection with the train derailment.
Many courts throughout the state are starting the new year with new judges on the bench. Before stepping into their new roles, the judges had the chance to sharpen their judicial knowledge during New Judges Orientation at the Ohio Supreme Court.
“If they did want a serious conversation, they would talk about Joe Biden’s pardons, over 8,000 of them,” Sen. Barrasso said. “The previous president used his final days in office to grant clemency to 37 of 40 of the worst killers on death row.”
A bipartisan bill in Congress aims to crack down on how cartels use social media platforms like Snapchat to get American citizens to traffic drugs into the country, including in Arizona.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik this week announced state support for nine mixed-use development projects expected to create more than $1.1 billion in new payroll and $2 billion in investments in Ohio.
Leavitt clarified that the sudden pause on federal aid and grants will not impact federal assistance programs that directly serve individuals, including Social Security, Medicare, pensions, welfare benefits, and food stamps.
Small business leaders and entrepreneurs will gather at Wilmington College’s Kelly Center for the Small Business Speed-Mentoring & Benefits Fair on Feb. 19 from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m.
States, universities, nonprofits and lawmakers were left confused Tuesday after a memo from the White House paused federal grants, loans and other financial assistance-programs, until the new administration can review them.
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost today announced a partnership within the transportation industry to expand the fight against human trafficking statewide.
A special audit released Tuesday details the investigation of the former mayor of the Village of Ithaca in Darke County, who was convicted of theft in office over improper compensation, reimbursements, and purchases he made, Auditor of State Keith Faber announced.
Greenfield’s school board members heard from Greenfield Elementary educators Monday, Jan. 27 at the regular school board meeting about growth and the things helping educators help students learn.
