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Court allows Ohio executions to resume
A federal appeals court on Wednesday granted Ohio's request to resume scheduled executions next month when the state will use a new, untested one-drug method of lethal injection.
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Friends, family greet Toledo man after 13 years behind bars
Surrounded by family and with a continuous stream of well-wishers stopping by his parents' Hamilton Street home, Willie Knighten spent his first few hours as a free man making up for lost time.
Todd Book drops out of 2nd District race for Congress
State Rep. Todd Book- the Scioto County lawmaker who is a favorite of Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland and Ohio Democratic Party leaders - is dropping out of the Democratic primary in Ohio's Second Congressional District.
Strickland pardons retired shortstop, dozens of others
CINCINNATI: Former All-Star shortstop Leo Cardenas is among Ohio convicts just granted a pardon by the governor.
Thomas Suddes commentary: Many lawmakers get a tax break on their legislative pay
Twenty cents a day: That's all that fueled last week's cheap theatrics by Ohio Senate Republicans, who are rapidly losing whatever respect anyone is still dumb enough to give them.
Governor pardons 68, commutes sentences for 10 others
Gov. Ted Strickland on Tuesday, Nov. 23, granted pardons to 68 Ohioans and commuted the sentences for 10 others, including a Lucas County man who has served 12 years for a murder that the governor and the trial judge believe he likely did not commit.
State budget cuts devastating the most vulnerable Ohioans
"Here's home," Lori Hopkins said, gesturing toward a dilapidated camper parked along a gravel road in the hills of southeastern Ohio.
Joe Hallett commentary: Senate Republicans would punish the people to save their jobs
No reason to sugarcoat the obvious: Senate Republicans look foolish in their handling of the state budget crisis.
What do budget reductions mean? They mean hard times for some of society's weakest members.
The dire warnings began long before Gov. Ted Strickland and state lawmakers ended their impasse over a new $50.5 billion, two-year budget on July 17.
Ohio's professional accountants are urging state leaders to look for efficiencies and cost savings beyond the two-year state budget, while saying that, regardless of the savings, future tax increases remain likely.
Gentile Announces Run for Ohio's 95th District Seat
Lou Gentile has been a fixture in Ohio Politics for quite some time. Thursday night at the Froelick's Classic Corner in Steubenville, Ohio Gov.
Governor Seeks Stiffer Domestic Violence Reforms
In response to a newspaper's investigation, Ohio's governor is calling for a major review of the way the state deals with domestic violence.
Ohio moderates' budget fix meets immovable forces
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A few moderate Ohio senators trying to craft a compromise to fix Ohio's budget gap are being thwarted by two opposing forces: the majority of Republican senators who adamantly oppose any portion of Gov.
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MSSI: Modular Security Systems Inc. Proud to receive office visit from Governor Ted Strickland
November 11, 2009 Governor Ted Strickland accompanied by U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson, D-Ohio, among others were given an office tour and presentation on Modular Security Systems and the patented Modular Access Control Portal.
Strickland to pick running mate soon
COLUMBUS - Gov. Ted Strickland, whose popularity has declined with the economy, will soon pick his running mate and begin his 2010 re-election campaign in earnest.
Mayor Jay: Not running for Ohio lieutenant governor next year
Youngstown Mayor Jay Williams says today neither the governor nor anyone on his behalf has approached him to run next year for lieutenant governor.
Szollosi On Short List for Lt. Governor
Governor Ted Strickland, whose popularity has declined with the economy, will soon pick his running mate and begin his 2010 re-election campaign in earnest.
Ohio Tax Commissioner Richard A. Levin and Gov. Ted Strickland discuss tax options in September.
Joe Hallett commentary: It's long past time to put the people above party squabbles
3 portend little for the governor's race in Ohio next year, Ohio Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern harrumphed in his post-election news conference.
When her father went to prison nearly 10 years ago, Amberley Tapp was a precocious girl of 7 with hair of golden ringlets and a sunny disposition living in a nice home in Delaware, Ohio.
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