Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said Thursday he will sign a bill into law that will ban intoxicating hemp products and make various ...
Judge won’t block Ohio’s plan for new Cleveland Browns stadium, won’t dismiss case against it either
A federal judge is allowing a case to proceed challenging Ohio’s plan to fund a new Cleveland Browns stadium with residents’ ...
Ohio brewers fear the state’s new ‘intoxicating’ hemp ban will kill the buzz of the booming THC‑infused drink industry.
Ohioans in the intoxicating hemp industry fear a bill heading to Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s desk will put them out of business.
Public health is not defined only by the absence of disease, it is shaped by the safety and equity of our communities. In ...
Brandon West is an Ohio advocate who has authored and helped pass multiple local and county-level non-discrimination ...
The 13-state electric grid operator that serves Ohio is holding its second capacity auction of the year — setting a baseline ...
Since online sports gambling became legal in Ohio in 2023, sports scandals have been mounting. Getting less attention is the ...
Ohio lawmakers have sent a bill changing marijuana policy to Gov. Mike DeWine's desk, creating a slew of new criminal offenses, from buying weed in Michigan and bringing it back, to smoking in a ...
The President of the United States openly trashed Americans of a certain ethnic and racial group in a vile attack that ...
Ohio's utility disconnections are down, but they're still high and expected to go up due to increased demand from data centers.
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I told Ohio lawmakers that a new law would put gas plants in residential areas. Now it’s happening.
According to Data Center Map, there are now 215 data centers in Ohio, of which 133 are in Central Ohio. Many are in residential areas. Thanks to a new law, gas fuel cell power supplies that release ...
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