Two men previously convicted of aggravated murder in a years-old case are set to be released from prison Tuesday night after taking a plea deal in what their legal counsel and prosecutors call an agreement “in the interest of justice.”
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Leaders are close to nailing down a partnership with RIP Medical Debt, a non-profit that buys debt for pennies on the dollar then informs people whose debt has been forgiven.
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Ohio’s U.S. Senators are split on how they will vote on the debt ceiling deal reached by House Republicans and the White House.