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Dismissals, acquittals and a few convictions: What happened with 2022 Akron protest cases? - Vimarsana News

Dismissals, acquittals and a few convictions: What happened with 2022 Akron protest cases?

Most of the 62 cases involving people arrested during protests last summer ended with dismissals. And most of the trials ended with acquittals.

Source: yahoo.com
Analysis: Candidate debates are becoming an endangered species in Ohio - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Candidate debates are becoming an endangered species in Ohio

Ohio has a long history of spirited candidate debates, most of them broadcast statewide. But it's getting harder and harder to get candidates and and their campaigns to accept them. That's a real loss for voters.

Source: wosu.org
Why candidate debates are becoming an endangered species in Ohio - Vimarsana News

Why candidate debates are becoming an endangered species in Ohio

Ohio has a long history of spirited candidate debates, most of them broadcast statewide. But it's getting harder and harder to get candidates and and their campaigns to accept them. That's a real loss for voters.

Source: wvxu.org
Dennis Kucinich on the Battle for Muny Light - Vimarsana News

Dennis Kucinich on the Battle for Muny Light

Dennis Kucinich has written a remarkable book – The Division of Power and Light. The Division of Power and Light was the legal name for Cleveland Municipal Power – in short, Muny Light. In the early 1970s, there were thousands of electricity companies owned and operated by cities around the country.  Having the public own…

From Metzenbaum to Portman: Ohio election battles for 'open' U.S. Senate seats - Vimarsana News

From Metzenbaum to Portman: Ohio election battles for 'open' U.S. Senate seats

But this would not be the first time an “open” Senate seat from Ohio created turmoil within the state’s two leading political parties. Portman’s decision will be the fifth time since 1970 that an incumbent U.S. senator from Ohio chose not to seek re-election. Here’s what happened during those previous elections. 1970: Glenn vs. Metzenbaum: The beginning of a legendary feud U.S. Senator Stephen Young was 81 years old in 1970, and his decision not to seek re-election was hardly a surprise. While Young was an unabashed liberal, he had earned the ire of the Kennedy family for his outspo...