A Scioto County man received a life sentence without parole eligibility for the next 48 years following his convictions for aggravated murder and 19 other counts following a four-day jury trial which concluded on April 17.
Hillsboro City Council members passed legislation to take the first steps toward a proposed new holiday lights show this winter, allowing for bids up to $150,000 for the purchase of equipment, during their Thursday, April 16 meeting.
Trump says Iran violated the ceasefire agreement when it fired on cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz Saturday, as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed it closed the vital waterway, a reversal of a Friday announcement that it had agreed to open the strait.
Taxpayer advocates are applauding the Trump administration over its efforts calling for medical price transparency in federal employee health-care plans while health-care industry leaders are pushing back.
Less than 24 hours after Iran and President Donald Trump touted the Strait of Hormuz open, the Islamic Republic has reportedly reversed course, closing the vital waterway.
“During my years as attorney general, not a single sentence has been carried out – a mockery of the justice system and of the dead and their families,” Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said. “For the worst-of-the-worst killers, Ohio is wandering in a wilderness of lawlessness and desert of justice.”
Ohio senators are thinking outside the box to encourage new power generation in the state. In a committee hearing this week, they took up one bill establishing a community power pilot program and another allowing what’s known as virtual net metering.
The Capitol Square Review and Advisory Board (CSRAB) will commemorate the Repose of President Abraham Lincoln in the Ohio Statehouse Rotunda on Tuesday, April 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Department of Homeland Security agencies are requesting a total of $63 billion in fiscal year 2027 appropriations from Congress – even as Congress continues to withhold DHS funding for the current fiscal year.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Public Safety Director Andy Wilson this week announced the latest round of funding to support violent crime reduction initiatives throughout Ohio.
A former treasurer for Northern Local Schools in Thornville pleaded guilty Thursday to a felony count of theft in office after an investigation determined she used a district credit card for personal purchases.
