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Rushed format, if it wasnt a special election, if it didnt seem pretty hypocritical based on what weve done just a few months ago by eliminating august special elections. >> david, have you seen any or experienced any second thoughts among some republicans in the state? >> i -- well, we did have five republicans vote against bringing this proposal to the august ballot, but thats five out of 67 ohio house representatives or 62 supported it, five voted against it the and then the entire ohio senat...

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On July 11, early voting began in Ohio on Issue 1, an Aug. 8 special election measure that the state’s Republican-controlled Legislature fast-tracked as a preemptive attack on abortion rights.

On July 11, early voting began in Ohio on Issue 1, an Aug. 8 special election measure that the state’s Republican-controlled legislature fast-tracked as a preemptive attack on abortion rights.

The director of development will oversee the research, writing and management of grant work to support The Learning Center for the Deaf’s services.

James Brizendine passed away in Anderson, Indiana. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service.

The Ohio Supreme Court has heard from a wide variety of medical groups and an association for social workers, all of whom support a continued injunction on Ohio’s six-week abortion

One of Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s biggest asks in this year’s budget proposal was funding for mental health. House and Senate lawmakers are wrestling over the dollar figure ahead of

There have been only three June systems in the tropical Atlantic, the last being (coincidentally) Bret in 2017. Bret is the next name in the 2023 list.

A March study found that Ohio still has a deficit of 270,000 housing units for extremely low-income families, a shortage that grew 6% worse in one year.