The proposal would raise the threshold to pass constitutional amendments like abortion rights from 50 to 60 percent and could lead to an August special election.
The International Association of Fire Fighters is filing a lawsuit against the National Fire Protection Association over a NFPA standard that requires the use of carcinogenic forever chemicals, also known as PFAs, in fire protective gear.
The Erie County Prosecutor’s Office has declined to file any charges in connection to the 50-vehicle pileup crash on the Ohio Turnpike that left four dead and dozens hurt.
The company's CEO said he will support efforts to improve safety of the freight rail industry but did not address increased fines for safety violations and designating trains that carry flammable gas as highly hazardous.
According to the American Cancer Society, more than 150,000 Americans will be diagnosed with colon or rectal cancer this year alone. Excluding skin cancers, colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in the United States.
The safety of Ohio’s rail tracks has become a leading discussion in recent months. The ongoing discussions have led to area first responders receiving additional first-hand experience in train safety Tuesday.
The Rogers choir made history last year by going to state, and this year, the choir is setting its sights on “The Big Easy”. But before the choir can reach its goal, students need to rally support from the community.
The public hearing will be held on April 13 at 6 p.m. at the Community Education and Wellness Center Building on the campus of Owens Community College in Findlay.
Some rules include a rental registry, defining when the chief building official has the right to enter a property, and regulating ceiling heights if someone is living in a basement space.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal crash that occurred on US 20, near mile post 29, in York Township in Sandusky County Monday night.
If passed, Senate Bill 83, also referred to as the Ohio Higher Education Enhancement, would change the experience students and professors have in Ohio’s public universities.
After Fremont's Police Chief determined allegations an officer was messaging a minor could be criminal in nature, he asked Ohio BCI to look into it. The officer resigned the next day.