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The NEXUS pipeline was projected to generate millions of dollars in tax revenue for school districts, but the final valuation was much less than expected.

The Ohio House version of a bill to lower the age to become a police officer across the state was introduced on Wednesday with equal parts support and scrutiny.

The Ohio House version of a bill to lower the age to become a police officer across the state was introduced last week with equal parts support and scrutiny.

The NEXUS pipeline was projected to generate millions of dollars in tax revenue for school districts, but the final valuation was much less than expected.

As abortion rights groups prepare to collect signatures needed to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot, anti-abortion rights groups may have shed light on statements they plan to use.

News Editor news@presspublications.com The Ohio Supreme Court heard oral arguments last week in a divorce case that originated in Wood County and centers on the income and employment status of a parent and the calculation of child support payments.

A total of three counts were brought against the defendants.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) is urging Ohioans to learn about the state’s outdoor burning regulations and to take precautions if they are planning to

Do you know a weird lifestyle law in your state? It just might be included in this roundup of 50 weird state laws in the U.S. that have existed in America, past and present.

Democrat Christian Dunston withdrew his protest against Republican Bill Collins because it was determined he lacked the standing to file it.