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After winning guilty verdicts in Larry Householder and Matt Borges cases, U.S. Attorney Ken Parker says the biggest public corruption case isn't over.

If an abortion rights issue makes the November ballot, it will appear as one issue, not multiple issues, as an anti-abortion group wanted.

Mason City Council will discuss keeping the Western & Southern Open tennis tournament at a special meeting on Monday.

This week we explain who might testify at Larry Householders sentencing, the new rules for pistol braces and a maybe super PAC for Frank LaRose.

Jerry Springer, former Cincinnati mayor and popular talk show host, died Thursday at 79. Fans and more reacted to the news on social media.

Jerry Springer, former Cincinnati mayor and popular talk show host, died Thursday at 79. Fans and more reacted to the news on social media.

Far fewer camera crews and reporters can be found in East Palestine since the days after a Norfolk Southern freight train stretching nearly 2 miles derailed and 100,000 gallons of hazardous chemicals it transported were burned.

Attention has waned, but the needs of the people impacted by the East Palestine derailment persists. So has the call to strengthen regulations, the Dispatch Editorial Board writes.

Shaw will testify Tuesday before an Ohio Senate rail safety committee over two months after a Norfolk Southern train derailed in East Palestine.

Ohio’s state board of education last week voted to give the thumbs down on an Ohio Senate bill that would shift much of the board’s authority over curriculum and other issues to the governor.