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Pillich joins race for Ohio treasurer seat
State Rep. Connie Pillich, who represents a suburban Cincinnati district, will seek the party nomination to challenge incumbent Republican Josh Mandel for state treasurer.
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Cleveland to add red-light cameras; Fixed units to go from 23 to 49, mobile from six to 15...
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- While state lawmakers consider banning controversial traffic-enforcement cameras, the city of Cleveland plans on adding them to 26 more intersections -- doubling the number of cameras that ticket thousands of motorists every year.
Herald-Star receives two AP awards
Staff Writer Linda Harris earned second-place honors in the best business writer category, while the newspaper's staff earned second place in the best special sections category for its work in producing a section welcoming Gov.
Mike DeWine failed to support Ohio law enforcement officers when they needed him most
For the first two years of his term as Attorney General, we didn't hear much from Mike DeWine.
Every weekday, Crain's Cleveland Business produces a popular e-newsletter, Morning Roundup, that is an aggregation of business stories from newspapers across Ohio.
Tax hike among Franklin County's options
The experts examining Franklin County's finances are leaning toward a declaration that the county is spending more than it is making.
District to end year ahead of fiscal projections
Revenues for the 2013 fiscal year ending on June 30 totaled $18,591,323, while expenses fell to $17,830,982. Increases in property and income taxes, as well as state grants-in-aid, added to the revenue side.
Ohio to bolster checks on home health care workers
Ohio officials plan to bolster criminal background checks for those home health-care workers who provide direct care to the disabled and elderly.
Ohio House Finance Committee removes Medicaid provision
Even though the Finance Committee of the Ohio House of Representatives removed a provision to expand who is eligible for Medicaid, the executive director of a Cleveland-based advocacy group thinks it is still on the table.
Ohio governor to alert families to execution mercy
In the future Ohio Gov. John Kasich will call family members of murder victims when he decides to spare the lives of death row inmates, the governor's office said Friday.
New Acura NSX , Honda's new version of its Acura NSX sports car will be produced at a new plant inside one of the automaker's former facilities in central Ohio, Honda said Tuesday.
What JobsOhio does with public money ought to be open to the scrutiny ...
Seven regional chambers of commerce and the state chamber want the General Assembly to clarify the auditing boundaries that pertain to JobsOhio , the quasi-private company that's heir to the former Ohio Department of Development.
Despite GOP claims that right to work bill is going nowhere, Democrats continue fundraising pleas
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Ohio Senate President Keith Faber thought his pledge to kill a package of right to work bills might end "breathless fundraising appeals" from Democrats.
Regional News Stories: Ohio Report Shows Huge Growth in Utica Shale Drilling
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says Utica shale oil and gas production has grown over the past couple of years.
Kasich will tell victims' relatives if he decides to spare Death Row inmates
In the future, Gov. John Kasich will call family members of murder victims when he decides to spare the lives of Death Row inmates, the governor's office said yesterday.
Elyria family elicits change from governor
Ohio Gov. John Kasich will personally call the families of murder victims when he plans to commute the death sentences of convicted killers.
April jobless stats show small dip in Ohio, 39 other states
Ohio was among the 40 states the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday that saw a slight dip in unemployment.
Smoke clears on 4th graders pipe dream as 'Adena Pipe' becomes Ohio artifact
At a signing ceremony Thursday for SB 33 -Ohio legislation that designates the Adena Pipe as the official state artifact-Gov. John R. Kasich basked in the glow from more than one hundred smiling faces of 4th graders, from the Columbus School for Girls, who helped drive the bill through the legislature to the governor's desk, which today was located ... (more)
Legislator's plan would provide preschool vouchers for 22,000
A Senate Republican leader on education policy wants to create a $100 million voucher program over the next two years to allow thousands of low-income Ohio children to attend preschool.
Clyde gives state budget update in Kent
The Kent business community received an update on the current state of affairs in Columbus, mainly the state budget process, Thursday by State Rep.