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One local instructor believes people may still find benefits from all that is covered over the eight-hour CCW course, though it will not be required.

CEOs of some of Ohio's biggest employers rig the rules to make huge profits for themselves, even as their essential employees and other frontline workers risk their health for low wages. By passing a living minimum wage, honoring the dignity of work, and holding big business executives accountable, lawmakers can create a stronger economy for everyone.

While Ohioans began registering Tuesday morning for a chance to win millions by getting the COVID-19 vaccine, state lawmakers continued to criticize the idea, with one saying Gov. Mike DeWine should end it immediately.

Does the end of Ohio’s coronavirus restrictions mean big tax losses for cities? Courtney Astolfi, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio — While Ohioans consider how their lives might change after Gov. Mike DeWine lifts most coronavirus public health orders in June, cities that have lost thousands of commuters to their home offices during the pandemic have another question on their minds: Does this mean the days of collecting income tax from remote workers have come to an end, too? Popular Searches The issue has hovered over cities, including Cleveland and Columbus, since the start...