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U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Black is set to sentence former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder on Thursday.

The Cleveland Browns and FirstEnergy are parting ways but what does the future of the stadium look like without the major corporate backing?

All the evidence against Larry Householder could miss the mark if none of it shows that he undertook an "official act" in exchange for the millions FirstEnergy funneled into dark money groups. The U.S. Supreme Court overturned a public corruption conviction on that basis just six years ago.

Larry Householder is accused of masterminding a conspiracy to use millions from FirstEnergy and other utilities to make himself speaker and, in return, ramming through a ratepayer bailout of failing nuclear and coal plants.

Ethics experts say that Gov. DeWine's Medicaid director had a conflict when she signed contracts last year as part of the biggest public procurement in state history. And they said that DeWine's son, a state Supreme Court justice, has a clear conflict as he refuses to recuse himself from redistricting cases.

Sen. Joe Manchin is bought and paid for by Big Coal. The dying industry is pulling one final heist, and the entire planet may pay the price.

A 2019 energy bill at the heart of a historic Ohio scandal has plenty of critics and it contains plenty of provisions of which they're critical. 

Coal subsidies passed in 2019 as part of a historically corrupt energy law are of no help to the state's economy, the vast majority of a  panel of academic economists said in a survey that was released  Monday.

Coal subsidies passed in 2019 as part of a historically corrupt energy law are of no help to the state’s economy, the vast majority of a panel of academic economists said in a survey that was released Monday. Of the 22 economists responding, 21 disagreed with the proposition that “subsidies for coal plants paid for through state-mandated rate […]

City prosecutors ask judge to throw Cincinnati landlord in jail for violating stalking order Alleged victim: I have no peace Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. WCPO staff and last updated 2021-07-06 15:46:46-04 CINCINNATI — A longtime Cincinnati landlord is a "danger to the community" and should be jailed until his criminal stalking case is over, according to a motion filed on June 25 by Cincin...