Politics

Remains of Ohio Airmen Killed in Refueling Mission to Return Home

The three National Guardsmen died in a midair incident near the Jordan-Iraq border during Operation Epic Fury.

Dayton Community Mourns Loss of 3 Airmen in Refueling Accident

Rickenbacker Air National Guard base holds memorial for fallen service members.

Congress Honors 6 Killed in Iraq Refueling Plane Crash

Lawmakers pay tribute to the 'selfless sacrifice' of the crew members from Alabama, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Washington state.

Columbus-Area Projects Seek Millions in State Capital Funding

From zoo aquariums to museum renovations, at least 85 local initiatives are vying for state budget dollars.

Ohio State's Carter Resignation Saga Continues

Many details still unclear as former president's exit unfolds

Franklin County Domestic Relations Court Mandates Employee NDAs

Unusual move for a public court raises transparency concerns

Ohio Congressional Candidate Arrested at Grove City Protest

Democratic nominee Don Leonard was detained by police for alleged noise violations during a 'No Kings' demonstration.

Republican Election Bill Could Burden Many US Voters

Proposed proof-of-citizenship requirement could prevent millions from registering to vote

Republican Election Bill Could Burden Many US Voters

Proposed federal legislation would require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote, potentially disenfranchising millions.

Ramaswamy Calls for Consolidation of Ohio Universities

Politician argues state has too many higher ed institutions, despite recent NCAA tournament success.

Ohio Lawmakers Aim to Bolster SNAP Cybersecurity

Bipartisan bills in both state chambers target vulnerable magnetic strip cards used by SNAP recipients

Ohio Statehouse Reporter Uncovers Overlooked Bills and Debates

Karan Singh's deep dive into legislative committee meetings reveals substantive discussions on issues that matter to Ohio residents.

Immigrants Flood Courts with Release Requests

Columbus police refuse to assist federal immigration enforcement operations.

Trump Administration Seeks Supreme Court Order to Deport Haitians

Solicitor General asks justices to lift lower-court order blocking end of Temporary Protected Status for 350,000 Haitians, including 45,000 in Ohio.

Cities Brace for Possible ICE Crackdowns Amid Rumors and Uncertainty

Local officials and activists in several cities prepare for a range of immigration enforcement scenarios as the federal government remains tight-lipped.