State Files Appeal With Ohio Supreme Court Over $300 PUA Checks
The state has filed an appeal with the Ohio Supreme Court in the case over its decision to end the extra $300 a week in additional unemployment benefits in
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The state has filed an appeal with the Ohio Supreme Court in the case over its decision to end the extra $300 a week in additional unemployment benefits in
A coalition of community groups are touting a map with newly drawn district lines for state lawmakers. The group says its so-called "unity" map reflects
Ohio Dems scream, pound on desks, make animal sounds to drown out the speaker Disgraceful behavior from Rep. Michael Skindell at the Ohio House yesterday as Rep. Jena Powell tried to speak. Rep. Powell was trying to protect women’s sports when Democrats started pounding on desks, interrupting her, looking and sounding like they were losing their minds. Ohio lawmaker Powell was attempting to introduce an amendment to an Ohio bill to protect women athletes when the pounding and screaming began. She proposed the “Save Women’s Sports Act” in February and wanted to add an amendment to prot...
Karen Kasler Originally published on June 16, 2021 11:30 pm In a historic vote, the Ohio House has removed a former Speaker who was re-elected to his seat last fall, after he was arrested in what's considered the largest bribery case ever in Ohio government. The House voted 75-21 to expel Rep. Larry Householder (R-Glenford), just a few days after two of his fellow Republicans in surrounding districts introduced the bill to remove him. Historic Vote in Ohio: State Representatives voted to expel Rep. Larry Householder from the Ohio House by a vote of 75-21, here’s the reaction in the cham...
0:45 Jonathan Carlyle was finishing a shift of delivering packages for Amazon when he found out he won a million dollars. The father of a newborn says he planned to get the shot but work would get in the way. "I just kept putting it off, putting it off. I knew I needed to get it and wanted to get it. And when ya'll announced the Vax-A-Million, as soon as I heard that I said yes I've got to go do this now." College scholarship winner Zoie Vincent says she plans to go to medical school. The 17-year-old had COVID-19 a few months ago and said it was the sickest she'd ever been which motivated h...