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Natalie M. Classen, 30, died in Reading Hospital after being shot during a chance encounter with a teen who, prosecutors said, shot two people a week earlier.

Whitted’s appointment is the last shuffling of seats after the passing of former Hamilton County Auditor Brigid Kelly in March.

(The Center Square) – The Ohio House could take up a bill this week that would force clear language on ballots for potential property tax increases and stop school districts

The Ohio House Transportation Committee has unanimously passed House Bill 350, which will dedicate a portion of state Route 44 between Mentor Avenue and Prouty Road as “Lance Corporal Austin B. Schwenk Memorial Highway.” The vote was recently announced by state Reps. Jamie Callender, R-Concord Township, and Daniel Troy, D-Willowick. Born in Onslow County, North […]

The newest member of the Ohio House of Representatives is no stranger to the Statehouse.

Modern medicine has produced many kinds of high-tech miracles, among them gene therapy to correct malfunctioning genes, electrical stimulation devices to restore significant function after traumatic spinal cord injury, surgery performed by robots, and a wearable, postage-stamp-size ultrasound patch that can take real-time images of the heart and monitor its performance. Another sector of medicine that desperately needs breakthroughs is the transplantation of solid organs, which are in severely s...

State Rep. Daniel Troy, D-Willowick, this week announced that the Ohio House of Representatives has passed House Bill 2, appropriating $2 billion of funds for economic development and community investments that aim to help drive economic growth and generate opportunities across Ohio. The legislation includes half of the $700 million from the one-time Strategic Community […]

State Rep. Daniel Troy, D-Willowick, this month announced the award of $541,000 in state funds to upgrade Lakeland Community College’s mechanical ductwork to permanent sheet metal ductwork. “I am glad that we were able, at the request of the college, to transfer these funds for this essential upgrade of Lakeland’s HVAC distribution systems,” Troy stated […]

The proposal envisions tweaks to who can serve as a commissioner, and who can serve on the nominating council

The effort is notable in light of the PUCO’s role in the biggest corruption case in Ohio’s history, House Bill 6. According to court filings, FirstEnergy admitted to bribing former PUCO chairman Sam Randazzo to draft provisions ensuring the company could bill consumers more if its revenue fell below a 2018 benchmark. That year was its best in a decade.