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Ohio Republican lawmakers gear up to test 2023 amendment with new abortion restriction
Ohio politics news and insights from the State Signals newsletter. Plus, the jury is deliberating in the FirstEnergy corruption trial in Akron.
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Ohio disqualifies Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate
Freshman Ohio Republican emerges as one of the biggest stock traders in Congress
Ohio effort to repeal intoxicating hemp bill falls short
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How much are Ohio’s public universities spending on campus speakers?
State law requires institutions to publicly share who they’re inviting to speak on campus along with how much schools are paying those guests if the amount is over $500.
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Jury weighs fate of ex-FirstEnergy execs, five years after FBI raid of Ohio official’s home
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Ohio Libertarian Senate candidate skips hearing on effort to remove him from ballot
Defense rests, jury decision looms in FirstEnergy executives’ $4.3 million bribery trial
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