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The bill would require employers of non-U.S. citizen, temporary agricultural workers to pay municipal income taxes if they live in one city but work in another.

The bill would require employers of non-U.S. citizen, temporary agricultural workers to pay municipal income taxes if they live in one city but work in another.

In 1999, documentary filmmaker Tom Weidlinger set out to write his first book: a biography of his eminent but maddeningly elusive father. Now that book is a movie, playing as part of the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival.

About 10 members of the Ohio Nuclear Free Network and Ohio Green Party stood in front of the Statehouse to argue that the new Ohio Nuclear Development Authority could lead to secrecy and a "radioactive taxpayer subsidy" supporting a sweetheart deal like the $1 billion bailout of two 1970s-era nuclear power plants that has since been repealed.

The proposal secures the right to brew beer or ferment wine in Ohio without a liquor permit, so long as it’s for personal consumption or to share with friends and family.

The proposal secures the right to brew beer or ferment wine in Ohio without a liquor permit, so long as it’s for personal consumption or to share with friends and family.

It's now up to House Republican leaders to decide what's next for the bill that grants exemptions to COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The right of individuals to decline the coronavirus vaccine and the right of businesses to require it as a condition of employment are at the center of

University of Akron President Gary Miller has received an extension through June 2027; 16th Congressional District candidate Max Miller has filed a defamation lawsuit against his former girlfriend and White House colleague; The Timken Foundation is giving the University of Akron $3 million to boost manufacturing research; and more stories.

Ohio lawmakers are holding hearings on a bill that would make it easier for someone to be exempt from COVID-19 vaccine mandates. Part of that debate is over who is asking for the law in the first place.