Sherrod Brown News

Trade and globalization - when not referencing blockbuster sports transactions or raucous street protests, debates over these abstract terms can give Ambien and Jack Daniels a run for their money as a cure for insomnia.

Sixteen people in Ashtabula County have unclaimed tax refunds, Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Avon, announced last week.

As Kathy Chiero's son headed back to college in August, she wanted to open a small checking account with a debit card so he could access funds that typically totaled less than $100 at any given time.

Supporters and opponents of Ohio's fifth gambling ballot question in 20 years are making a final push to get their voters out on Tuesday, an off-year election in which the turnout of specific voting blocs is especially important.

Senator Sherrod Brown announced Friday nearly 2,500 Ohioans have unclaimed tax refunds.

WASHINGTON, D.C. The Ohio State Medical Association, which represents a majority of doctors in Ohio, this afternoon announced its opposition to the current health care reform bill working its way rapidly through the U.S. House of Representatives.

They came with strollers and strong opinions...moms converged on Capitol Hill demanding universal coverage for kids.

With more than 2 million U.S. manufacturing jobs lost since the beginning of this recession in December 2007, a new report says developing a clean energy economy in the United States could create some 850,000 new manufacturing jobs.

Senators on a committee dealing with pension issues reacted indignantly after hearing testimony from a Delphi Packard Electric salaried retiree about looming steep cuts in their pensions, the group's spokesman said Thursday.

Forty manufacturing jobs are coming to the former Ormet rolling mill in Monroe County, thanks to York, Pa.-based Voith Hydro.

After months of committee work, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada and Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California are driving the debate on health care reform, but they are each relying on a cast of supporting actors.

It should be the stuff that economic-development dreams are made of in struggling southeastern Ohio.

The more a congressional climate change bill cracks down on greenhouse gas emissions and places carbon limits on utilities and other businesses, the better the long-term prospects for Ohio's economy, according to a report released this morning by renewable energy business advocates.

They pushed the public option back onto the table. Now, liberal activists are stepping up the pressure on Obama - and hitting wavering moderates with corruption charges.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Supporters and opponents of Ohio's fifth gambling ballot question in 20 years are making a final push to get their voters out on Tuesday, an off-year election in which the turnout of specific voting blocs is especially important.

To many liberals, a government insurance plan is the cornerstone of a serious overhaul of the U.S. health-care system.

The Democratic health-care plans emerging out of Congress this week are facing stiff opposition from Ohio Republicans and some resistance from Ohio Democrats.

By KAREN CAMPBELL Assistant Managing Editor Representatives from a Dayton engineering firm charged with reviewing facets of school building and renovation projects updated members of the Wapakoneta City School Board of Education on progress this week.

RTI International Metals Inc., General Electric Co. and 600-plus other Ohio companies already benefit from the aerospace business, but one of the industry's largest players wants even more.

One of the world's largest aerospace companies is looking to spend more cash in Ohio.