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In defiance of a gun loving state legislature, the city of Columbus is mulling a novel legal strategy: treating guns as a public nuisance.

Columbus officials indicated they want to instead invoke a state law that says local health departments “shall abate and remove all nuisances” within their jurisdiction.

Nearly nine months after Ohio was supposed to have legislative maps for the 2022 election, a decision by a federal district court Friday evening gave Republicans the green light to use twice-rejected unconstitutional legislative maps.

The first of Ohio's two primary election days is Tuesday, May 3, making it unlike any primary in the state's past on record.

Some students at Hoover High School in North Canton are raising questions about whether political candidates should be allowed to use public schools for campaign ads at all after controversy surrounding Senate candidate Jane Timken's campaign ad was filmed in the high school gym.

Some are comparing it to Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' law.

Political experts say the uncertainty surrounding the new redistricting maps puts the May 3rd primary in jeopardy.

The Ohio Redistricting Commission is struggling to come up with new congressional maps as a deadlines looms.

The Senate Proposal would allow taxpayers to receive a refund for municipal income tax paid during the pandemic in 2020 and 2021 when offices were forced to close.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Ohio law does not allow public funds to be used in support or opposition of a tax levy or bond issue — and that’s where the Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District recently ran afoul of State Auditor Keith Faber. Faber claims the school district illegally spent taxpayer dollars on a public opinion survey in the fall of 2019 because the poll was used to ...