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They wear black and yellow Polo-style shirts that make them easy to spot. And, increasingly, the group is being tied to demonstrations that have turned destructive and deadly, including the storming of the U.S. Capitol last week. With President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration next week and threats made to target Washington D.C. and state capitals, many are concerned that the Proud Boys and other radical, right-leaning groups could wreak more havoc. “You’re seeing a lot of rhetoric – revolution, attacks on statehouses, Biden’s inauguration,” said David Licate, a University of Akron ...

Bridging the divide: How you can help heal a polarized Ohio, starting right now Carl Weiser and Céilí Doyle, Cincinnati Enquirer Divided America: Then and Now Replay Video "What's wrong with these people?" If you've wondered that about your fellow Ohioans as they proclaimed their support for the candidate you can't stand – Donald Trump or Joe Biden – we have a mission for you.  © Mike Nyerges Healing Ohio Here's what we're doing, and how you can participate: The USA TODAY Network Ohio is partnering with Braver Angels, a nonprofit founded in the wake of the 2016 el...

The USA TODAY Network Ohio is partnering with nonprofit Braver Angels to bridge the political divide that has captured the heart of Ohio and the U.S.

With the combined resources of The Columbus Dispatch and The Cincinnati Enquirer, we are launching the USA TODAY Network Ohio Bureau to cover matters of state government and politics that most affect you in your daily life. This merger of the Enquirer Columbus Bureau team and the Dispatch Public Affairs team will be led by veteran Statehouse reporter Jackie Borchardt, who has been the Columbus Bureau Chief for the Enquirer since 2018. Borchardt, 35, has covered Ohio government and politics since early 2012. Before coming to the Enquirer, she was a Columbus bureau reporter for Cleveland.com. S...