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Many in Greater Columbus have not been deterred from visiting the Short North, despite two consecutive weekends of gun violence erupting.

The State of Ohio plans to install Direct Current (DC) Fast Charging stations every 50 miles along most interstates within a couple of years.

Scientists think that a person in Ohio who has been infected with COVID-19 for 2 years is shedding thousands of times more of the virus than normal, according to wastewater monitoring data.

Ohio today is “The Heart of it All” for some of the most intellectually dishonest elected officials in state history, including holders of the five executive offices, legislative leaders and some Ohio Supreme Court members. All are conspirators in a plot to curtail the most basic element of a constitutional democracy – the right to self-government, most recently exemplified by the scheme to foist State Issue 1 on the voters, writes Brent Larkin in his column today.

Check out the details from Elisabeth Shue's no-makeup red carpet appearance, where she talks about how she's not afraid to age and "be an old lady."

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The first physician to publicly fall victim to the antiabortion madness that has followed the overturning of Roe v. Wade was vindicated last month when Indiana medical officials ruled that

By Ray Waddle What makes someone a “genius” at justice? The Rev. Timothy Ahrens ’85 M.Div. has been pursuing that question with a genius of his own for decades, collaborating with justice advocates across the landscape, honoring them in his own life, and even getting them on the phone to pinpoint the moral X factor of what they do.

Voting in the Ohios special election on Aug. 8 is "a golden opportunity," Alex Triantafilou, chair of the Ohio Republican Party, said in Mansfield.

A new poll conducted for the Ohio Senate Republican primary shows Secretary of State Frank LaRose, who has not entered the race yet, with a lead over the already declared Republican candidates.