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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A bipartisan bill introduced in the Ohio statehouse aims to crack down on the sale of dogs from puppy mills in pet stores. House Bill 443, sponsored by Reps. Michele Grim (D-Toledo) and Sara Carruthers (R-Hamilton), would change the Ohio Revised Code to allow local municipalities to prohibit the sale of […]

Ohio colleges and universities have been the site of recent protests over the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. Ohio State University, Case Western Reserve University, Oberlin College, Ohio University, Miami University and Denison University have all had campus protests the past couple of weeks as the semester winds downs. Kent State University has a protest planned […] The post Hundreds of Ohio college students protest Israel-Hamas war appeared first on Ohio Capital Journal.

May is National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

Four officers federally indicted from the same Columbus Police drug unit are prompting ABC6 On Your Side to ask questions about supervision within the division.

Columbus police and its specially-trained dialogue unit were absent from a protest where OSU police and Ohio State Highway Patrol arrested dozens. Here's why.

May is National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s claim to not know about the millions an Akron utility spent supporting his 2018 campaign for governor simply isn’t credible, an Ohio political scientist said in a recent interview. A spokesperson for DeWine pushed back. FirstEnergy provided that support, then spent more than $60 million to pass and protect a $1.3 […] The post Ohio Gov. DeWine said he didn’t know of millions in FirstEnergy support. Is it plausible? appeared first on Ohio Capital...

“The notion that he was just this fumbling, naive grandpa who has no idea about seven-figure flows (supporting) his campaign is perhaps the single most far-fetched thing he’s ever said”

University of Cincinnati political scientist David Niven said there’s a “zero-percent chance” that DeWine’s claim is true.

“It’s just laughable,” David Niven said. “They find themselves in the literal center of the biggest corporate-political swindle in the state’s history and their answer is, ‘Well anybody would have done this.'”