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Some school districts across Ohio are becoming increasingly concerned over the lack of a state budget fix, as they face potential deep cuts that would affect the classroom after Dec. 31.
BIG SPRING (AP) - Kenny and Barbara Clopper can only imagine what life was like along the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal in the 1800s.
Already facing multiple felony counts for alleged mishandling of funds in a political campaign, Athens County Democratic Party Chair Susan Gwinn was indicted on two more charges Monday, for her alleged involvement in a plan to pay student campaign volunteers a $5 bounty for every voter they brought out for early voting Oct. 30 in Athens. The Ohio University College Democrats, however, who were ...
The downside to covering Ohio State football, other than bracing for the inevitable first-down punt, is that I didn't get a bye week this season, either.
All across the country, a battle is going on for the heart and soul of the Republican Party. Ohio might be next, and in a somewhat unlikely arena -- the two-man race for the GOP nomination for Ohio attorney general.
A group of central Ohio lawmakers is advancing a plan to beef up cities' rights against four casinos that Ohio voters authorized in November.
A proposed ballot issue aimed at letting Columbus-ares voters opt-out of a new gambling casino has been introduced in the Ohio legislature. As Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports, it's unclear if the plan will ever make it to the ballot. WKSU's Bill Cohen reports.
Tammy O’Brien, District 7 representative for the Ohio Board of Education, presented Woodridge Local Schools with a banner commemorating their Excellent With Distinction rating on the 2008-09 Ohio local report card.
Two state senators and a representative want the Ohio cities that are slated to get a casino to have the option to opt out.
The official tally of the Nov. 3 election has turned a losing northeast Ohio school issue into a winner. Euclid schools' $40.3 million construction bond issue won by 75 votes. On election night, it appeared to have lost by 44 votes, but that didn't include some provisional and absentee ballots. The money will be used to build four new elementary schools. WKSU's M.L. Schultze reports.
MAYFIELD HEIGHTS -- City Council passed a resolution Monday urging the state to place a moratorium on oil and gas well drilling in heavily populated residential areas. Council unanimously approved the measure, effective until any amendments to the Ohio Revised Code regarding drilling have been made that restore local control and remove mandatory pooling.
Nov. 20: Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin waves to the crowd during a book signing appearance for, "Going Rogue," at Joseph-Beth Booksellers in in Norwood, Ohio (AP).
Columbus' top two elected leaders said yesterday that they don't want a casino in the Arena District, even though the location was set in a constitutional amendment approved this month by Ohio voters.
All over the country, a battle is going on for the heart and soul of the Republican Party. Ohio might be the next battleground, and in a somewhat unlikely arena -- the two-man race for the GOP nomination for Ohio attorney general.
State Rep. Todd Book of Scioto County, who is a favorite of Gov. Ted Strickland and Ohio Democratic Party leaders, has dropped out of the Democratic primary in the 2nd Congressional District.
A group of seven men and two women make every decision that affects the 55,000 people in the Ohio State community. The group is otherwise known as the OSU Board of Trustees , and they control nearly every facet of the university.
