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In a letter sent to Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday, the city urges him to veto State Bill 280 which would take some of the regulating power away from local governments

Ohio Republicans have proposed a new bill that would require public schools to ban social media and prohibit students from using electronics during class.

State lawmakers are pushing sweeping legislation that aims to ban slices of cheese that are individually packaged in thin micro-plastic wrapping.

Mission Street became a tribute Saturday afternoon to the Selena, "the Queen of Tejana Music," as lowriders and fans took over the street.

A legal technicality may prevent President Joe Biden from being on the November ballot — but a Republican legislative leader has offered to help, assuring that the Democrat will get on the ballot.

Discover how around 200 students at the University of Texas at Austin disrupted a virtual faculty council meeting led by university president Jay Hartzell on Monday to object to the institution's latest choice to lay off almost 60 employees in roles related to diversity, equity, and inclusion on campus.

Two traffic islands were constructed on Folsom street at 21st. The project is part of city efforts to improve road safety for pedestrians

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is drafting a bill to strengthen seat belt laws and allow law enforcement officers to pull people over for not buckling up.

Sam Randazzo, who had been indicted on dozens of charges related to the largest corruption scheme in state history, has died, according to the Franklin County Coroners Office.

The law included a six-month grace period before it became enforceable.