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Taiwan votes to decide whether to oust lawmakers from China-friendly party in closely watched poll
Taiwanese were voting Saturday to determine whether to oust about one-fifth of their lawmakers, all from the opposition ...
A debate over the severity of the punishment FirstEnergy should get for corrupting Ohio government: Today in Ohio
How much should FirstEnergy have to pay as a punishment for improperly spending customer fees and bribing officials in the ...
School officials urge Ohio Senate against overriding DeWine’s veto on tax levies
As the Ohio Senate considers whether to override Governor Mike DeWine’s recent veto related to school district property tax ...
Ohio House tries to fix our “goofy, confusing” property tax names, which need radical transparency
Podcast hosts argue that property tax levies with misleading names like "replacement" and "emergency" obscure real costs from ...
5 years after Ohio's $60M bribery scandal, critics say more could be done to prevent a repeat
The former federal prosecutor who led the initial investigation says the use of dark money in campaigns has gotten worse and ...
Ohio’s budget bill has become a legislative Trojan horse. Here’s how to get rid of the secrecy
Reporter Anna Staver delivered a masterclass Sunday in how Ohio’s government has systematically corrupted its own ...
Ohio lawmakers are hiding controversial policies in the state budget and it’s perfectly legal
From abortion restrictions to library book placement rules, Ohio's 2025 budget has become a stealth vehicle for policy changes that would face intense scrutiny as standalone bills.
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Trump administration halts $185 million in education funding to Ohio
COLUMBUS — Ohio schools received nearly $185 million last year through five federal education programs now under review by the Trump administration, according to a state education spokeswoman.
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Appeals court says Ohio legislative effort to block local ... - Yahoo
The Tenth District Court of Appeals sided with cities in a July 8 ruling, saying efforts by Ohio lawmakers to bar local tobacco laws are unconstitutional.
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Ohio court sides with cities in state tobacco law dispute
The Tenth District Court of Appeals sided with cities in a July 8 ruling, saying efforts by Ohio lawmakers to bar local tobacco laws are unconstitutional.