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National Guard members from Ohio and elsewhere were deployed to major cities at President Donald Trump’s orders in what his administration claims is an effort to crack down on crime.
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A Democratic state lawmaker has a proposal that he wants Ohio's amusement parks to consider for next year – if legislators don’t require them to do it first.
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While free market conservatives and progressive said the Intel deal violates basics of capitalism, Ohio’s Republican U.S. senators are praising it.
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Gov. Mike DeWine is pausing his call for a ban on kratom after a conversation with the U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary.
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Policy Matters Ohio's annual report shows union membership is also decreasing.
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Labor Day has long been an arbitrary benchmark in Presidential Election years. Midterm elections are different, and the year before them, even more so.
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An Ohio lawmaker who's a former teacher has proposed a bill that would pay student educators on teaching assignments.
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Mental health professionals are in more demand than ever in Ohio, but there’s a shortage that’s leaving more than 2.4 million Ohioans with inadequate access to mental health care.
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Ohio’s former national champion college football coach turned lieutenant governor has been rushing through the state this week, huddling with middle school students about his fitness challenge.
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An influential conservative group has issued its first endorsement in the 2026 election cycle in Ohio, backing Auditor Keith Faber for attorney general.
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More than one in 10 Ohio kids going into kindergarten this new school year aren’t fully vaccinated.
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Kratom, a botanical herb from Asia, has naturally-occurring trace amounts of mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine, which can have both stimulant and sedative effects.