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Starts now. Tonight on the reidout we will do large deportations from springfield, ohio. Large deportations, were going to get these people out. Were bringing them back to venezuela. Were going to have the largest deportation in the history of our country and were going to start with springfield and aurora. They know its a lie. And yet, trump and vance are defending their racist hate speech about haitian migrants in springfield, ohio. Which is ripping the community apart and sparking violent th...

Less than 60 . And 60 to 90 . And that 90 and overt. Whether you cured by percentage weight or the annex of racial and ethnic fragmentation, weve got to middle segment that that is 50 , whose racial and ethnic identities are activated by racial context as well. So its not just in the south. Theyre sort of a continue on from the Southern States to the central midwestern states, like ohio, going to upper midwestern states like minnesota where it comes from, where my cousin, mary lu, vote solid dem...

Two Republican lawmakers want to bring a constitutional amendment on property taxes to Ohio voters, possibly this fall.

The so-called CAMPUS Act would allocate $4 million in state money toward several newly-established grant programs, including one to boost security for student organizations in Ohio.

Supporters say the CAMPUS Act would address unrest at campus protests while protecting demonstrators' free speech rights.

Ohio state Rep. Lauren McNally (D-Youngstown) introduced a bill that would increase consumer protections and transparency in the regulation of utilities in Ohio.

Ohio state Rep. Lauren McNally (D-Youngstown) introduced a bill that would increase consumer protections and transparency in the regulation of utilities in Ohio.

Democrats in the Ohio House continue to clamor for passage of bills they say would prevent future corruption with utilities.

Part of the original nuclear bailout law but part of it remains on the books, much to the chagrin of Ohio Democrats.

By Jaisal Noor for Yes! Magazine.Broadcast version by Nadia Ramlagan for Ohio News Connection reporting for the Yes! Magazine-Public News Service Collaboration Sierra Allen, 21-year-old barista, had just ended their shift at Baltimore’s Common Ground Cafe on July 2, 2023, when a co-worker texted them the shocking news: Owner Michael Krupp was unceremoniously closing the beloved coffee shop for good and laying off its 30 employees, effective immediately. ...