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The complaint filed with the Ohio Elections Commission centers on software Rep. Scott Wiggam and others are accused of receiving and not disclosing.

Supreme Court panel could determine Wapak mayor’s suspension Thomas Stinebaugh WAPAKONETA — An arraignment hearing has been scheduled for 10 a.m. on Aug. 3 in Auglaize County Common Pleas Court for Wapakoneta Mayor Thomas Stinebaugh. Stinebaugh was indicted by the Ohio Attorney General’s Office on July 22 on one count of theft in office, a third-degree felony; eight counts of having an unlawful interest in a public contract, fourth-degree felonies; and eight counts of conflict of interes...

Prosecutors in Delaware County are seeking the death penalty for a Columbus man charged with fatally shooting his 17-month-old daughter and wounding the childs mother last week. William S. Roberts, 28, of the Far North Side, was indicted Wednesday by a Delaware County grand jury on 12 charges — including aggravated murder — stemming from what Columbus police say was a domestic incident that turned deadly. It all began around 9:30 p.m. July 20 at a home on the 1500 block of Sarin Street near...

No, critical race theory is not taught in central Ohio public schools A viewer asked 10TV if critical race theory is taught in any central Ohio public schools and if its part of the state curriculum. Author: Karina Nova Updated: 7:27 PM EDT July 26, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Teaching critical race theory has been a hot topic of discussion politically, among parents and educators.  Simply put, critical race theory is the idea that to understand American history, yo...

IRONTON — A recall petition has been filed with the Lawrence County Board of Elections for Chesapeake Mayor Kim Oldaker. The board of elections certified that sufficient signatures have been filed to put the issue on the November general election ballot. However, the board is seeking additional information from state officials and from Lawrence County Prosecutor Attorney Brigham Anderson’s office. Oldaker was elected Chesapeake mayor in the fall of 2019 in a close race. The recall pet...

A closer look at Ohio law regarding allegedly aggressive dogs Lissa Guyton © Provided by Toledo WTVG WTVG According to police records, the officer said it was a medium-sized dog. The officer said he was on the side of his home with his own dog, when the other dog aggressively charged at them. He discharged his city-issued firearm at the dog, killing it. So now to the question of the law in Ohio when it comes to shooting a dog that you believe is aggressive. We went to an expe...

It’s been a long and winding road to the Governor’s desk for Senate Bill 52, the controversial bill on siting and approval of large-scale wind and solar facilities in Ohio. The bill generated opposition and concern from the outset, requiring a major overhaul early on. A substitute bill passed the Senate on June 2 after six hearings and hundreds of witnesses testifying for and against the bill. It took the House five hearings to pass a further revised version of the bill, and the Senate agre...

A brief filed May 27 by three Toledo residents in Lucas County Common Pleas Court contends the Lake Erie Bill of Rights is needed because the state legislature and administrative agencies have been severely negligent in adequately addressing the problem of phosphorus run-off and the harmful algal

Lawrence Township trustees discuss paving.

Kurt Fankhauser: Bucyrus City Council will not meet next week because he anticipates lack of a quorum.