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The Ohio Revised Code only allows authorized individuals to handle absentee ballots on another voter’s behalf, making it a felony for everyone else.

A Black woman in Ohio has been charged with a felony for abuse of a corpse after she miscarried into her toilet, according to a criminal complaint, and reproductive rights experts are warning that it could set a dangerous precedent if she is convicted.

The Whitehall City Schools Board of Education has voted not to renew the current superintendent's contract.

The Southern Ohio Council of Governments (SOCOG) will hold its next board meeting Thursday, Jan. 4, 2024 at 10 a.m. at the SOCOG office, located at 167 West Main Street in Chillicothe.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The trial of a man accused in a shooting incident in Martins Ferry in 2021 is set for Dec. 27 and may hinge on the question of self-defense.

YOUNGSTOWN — City council on Wednesday will consider raising the salary of the clerk of courts, which would give Sarah Brown-Clark, who leaves the job at the

COLUMBUS, Ohio (Statehouse News Bureau) — Democratic state senators say gun violence is out of control in Ohio and the rest of the country. And they want their fellow lawmakers in the Ohio Legislatu

Marietta City Council’s Public Lands and Buildings, one of three committees that met Thursday evening, discussed the possibility of the purchase of three forf

Ohio House Republicans voted to override Gov. Mike DeWine's veto on their legislation to prohibit cities from regulating flavored tobacco.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A sweeping piece of legislation deregulating some aspects of K-12 education has passed one chamber of the Ohio General Assembly. The Senate on Wednesday voted 24-7 to pass Senate Bill 168, a K-12 education bill that lowers existing requirements for advanced educator licenses, nixes mandatory state-prescribed evaluation systems and expands schools’ […]