Great photo by the Dispatch's @Brooke_Lavalley of the Ohio Statehouse press corps interviewing state Sen. @Rob_McColley at today's Ohio Redistricting Commission meeting. https://t.co/cdeMXcATEU
Check out the rare (but not unheard of) movement of the storm complex which impacted the #Cincinnati area on Thursday morning. This is called a "Ring of Fire" pattern where storms form on the edge of intense heat due to extreme instability.
An amendment to create a 15-member citizen-appointed panel to draw state legislative & Congressional maps instead of the Republican-dominated Ohio Redistricting Commission has been filed, aimed for Nov 2024 ballot. Group includes Republican former Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor.
Inbox: Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose says that 355,483 people have voted early, by mail and in person, for the Aug. 8 election to decide State Issue 1.
That compares to the 288,707 people who voted early overall in the May 2022 primary election.
When you encounter others on a trail, offer a friendly “hello” or a nod. This helps create a friendly atmosphere. If you approach a trail user from behind, announce yourself in a friendly, calm tone. Yelling “that chipmunk stole my car keys, run for your lives” is not helpful.
What’s in Ohio's proposed education budget for fiscal years 2024 and 2025? Compared to fiscal year 2023, education funding would see an overall reduction of 5.6% in 2024, and a 10.4% reduction in 2025.
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The Householder-Borges corruption trial is not the end...
NEW:
US attorney asks PUCO to put a six-month hold on its nuke bailout probe due to federal "ongoing investigation into corruption relating to Ohio House Bill 6 and action through the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio"
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JUST IN: #Mikesells chips will continue to be owned by an Ohio company.
A news release says Zanesville-based Conn's Potato Chip Co. has bought the brand rights and will continue making the chips and puffcorns.