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With the first snowfall in full force, I thought it would be a good opportunity to discuss residency matters regarding tax filings. Some of my clients use this time of year to escape to warmer weather areas. For Northeast Ohioans, Florida seems to be the warm weather destination of choice. Some of us are limited […]

Ohio Republicans started talking almost immediately about how they want to change the law approved by voters.

CADIZ — The Harrison County commissioners approved hiring new employees during Wednesday’s meeting. Deb Knight, director of the Harrison County Department

CADIZ — The Harrison County Board of Commissioners approved hiring new employees at its meeting Wednesday. Deb Knight, director of the Harrison County Depar

WAUSEON — The Fulton County commissioners Tuesday reviewed a report from Fulton County Engineer Frank Onweller regarding an annexation petition in Clinton Township.

A national nonprofit sent a letter to Peninsula officials urging the village to make it free to contest traffic camera tickets rather than paying the $100 fee.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A loophole in Ohio law allowing people to rape their spouses with near impunity is one step closer to the chopping block. The Ohio House on Wednesday voted 74-1 to pass House Bill 161, which would end the spousal immunity for rape, sexual battery and other crimes of sexual violence. The […]

Cities in the Miami Valley are temporarily stopping parts of Issue 2.

The Ohio auditor’s office has found material weaknesses in the financial statements of the Ottawa County Family and Children First Council and Woodville Township. The audits’ reports, released last week, covered the years 2021 and 2022.

Just as dogs are required to be on a leash in public spaces, dog licensing requirements serve as a means of identification for lost dogs.