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0:55 Former U.S. Attorney David DeVillers mentioned Clark’s death during a presentation Tuesday. The Naples, Fla. medical examiner says they are conducting an autopsy on the 67-year-old Clark, following a sheriff's office report of a man found dead with a head wound and a gun on the premises. Reports say a cyclist found Clark's body in a wooded area in a neighborhood called the Golden Gate district near the border of Collier and Logan counties. Clark was known to have a residence in Naples. The Naples-area medical examiner says the full autopsy report will be made available to law enforceme...

1:03 The meeting came eight months after the former speaker’s arrest on federal corruption charges, and four months after his re-election to his seat. The meeting of the caucus, which included Householder (R-Glenford), had what longtime state Rep. Bill Seitz (R-Cincinnati) called a “very civil and spirited exchange of views.” But Seitz said there was never a plan to make a decision. State Rep. Bob Cupp (R-Lima), who replaced Householder as speaker, said several times the indicted lawmaker could only be expelled from the House once for a particular reason. Cupp has said he has an option ...

Shares * Editor’s note: Tanya Perez is taking the day off. This column originally published in May 2018. Over the years I’ve made a point of not sharing my husband’s or sons’ names in this column. It just seemed like they might have a little more privacy by not being directly named. Of course, it would be easy to figure out their names if someone were inclined, but I’ve liked having a little cloak over them. Today, however, I want to share the origin story of our older son’s name, because it’s kind of adorable and weird, all at once.

Several elected Republicans from former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder’s own district asked to have the lawmaker expelled, eight months after he was

0:44 The authors are clear with this line from their letter to Speaker Bob Cupp, asking “that you and your colleagues exercise your constitutional authority and take immediate action to expel Mr. Householder from his seat in the legislature.” The group says Cupp has had sufficient time since Householder was arrested in a $60 million federal pay-to-play scheme and ousted as Speaker in July. The letter is signed by the current and former chairs of the Licking County Republican Party, along with two GOP committee members, two county commissioners, the county sheriff, auditor, recorder, treas...