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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose got permission from a state spending panel on Monday to spend millions of dollars on the upcoming November election. Among the money approved by the Ohio Controlling Board, a panel of governor’s appointees and state lawmakers: $2.5 million to send unsolicited absentee ballot applications to all 8 million of Ohio’s registered voters, plus a ...

The Ohio Controlling Board signed off on Secretary of State Frank LaRose's request on Monday.

No one has passed a law in Ohio to disclose the source of secretive spending that continues to influence state politics.

Since 1971 Ohioans have paid a state income tax. This year, Republican lawmakers have introduced bills that would eliminate that and the commercial activities t

Since 1971 Ohioans have paid a state income tax. This year, Republican lawmakers have introduced bills that would eliminate that and the commercial activities t