Laurie Groves of the Ohio Election Integrity Network urged senators on April 7 to support legislation requiring proof of citizenship for voting in national elections.

Out of the $37.5 billion in total tax revenue collected by Ohio in 2024, $3,000 came from estate and gift taxes, representing a decrease from the previous year, when the total was $34,000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Annual…

Sen. Jon Husted met with oil and gas industry leaders in Zanesville to discuss ways Ohio can expand domestic energy production while reducing regulations. The meeting included discussion of recent legislation aimed at making local energy more affordable.

In 2024, Ohio had $226.1 billion in total cash and investment holdings in its public pension funds, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Annual Survey of Public Pensions.

A Beachwood woman has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing two children while working as their nanny in Northeast Ohio. Authorities say she recorded and distributed images online; sentencing is set for July.

An analysis by Buckeye Reporter shows that, following President Donald Trump’s Feb. 5 executive order titled “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports,” Ohio is one of 29 states following the order that bans biological males from playing on female sports…

The Ohio Department of Transportation is launching its largest-ever construction season with $3.4 billion invested across nearly one thousand projects statewide.

A Lucas County man has been sentenced to twenty years in federal prison after pleading guilty to receiving child sexual abuse materials. Authorities discovered hundreds of illegal files on his computer following a tip from store employees. The case underscores…

A commentary by Lee Williams examines reports of violence against unarmed citizens in Iran while discussing gun rights protections under U.S. law. The article references legislative developments across several states and highlights Buckeye Firearms Association’s role advocating for firearm ownership.

In 2024, Ohio collected a total of $37.5 billion in state taxes, with $2.1 billion coming from license taxes—a decrease of 2% compared to the previous year.

Antonio Guice received a sentence exceeding twenty-seven years for his role in distributing methamphetamine across Summit County. Authorities linked him directly to sales totaling about one pound during an ATF-led operation targeting violent neighborhoods.

Damarko Amir Kimble of Detroit pleaded guilty in Ohio federal court after assaulting an officer during an arrest involving over half a kilogram of methamphetamine. He faces sentencing this July following an investigation by U.S. Border Patrol.

A North Carolina homeowner used a firearm late at night on March 1st after confronting an armed intruder attempting entry into his house. Police arrested one suspect who was reportedly carrying a knife. The incident brings attention both locally and…

Senator Jon Husted has joined a bipartisan effort supporting American small businesses looking to implement artificial intelligence technology through new legislation called the AI for Mainstreet Act. The measure seeks expanded training via Small Business Development Centers nationwide.

Bowling Green State University’s baseball team lost its first home series finale to Ohio after leading early but giving up six runs in one inning. Key performances came from TJ Takats, Andrew DiLodovico, and Anthony Mitta as they prepare for…

Bowling Green State University will induct five former baseball players into its Cast of Honor this April. The recognition celebrates outstanding contributions by alumni whose names will be displayed at Steller Field.

Bowling Green State University’s baseball team claimed a close victory over Northern Illinois, winning 5-4 behind six doubles from five players. Key performances came from Andrew DiLodovico at bat and Ethan Stade on the mound. The teams continue their weekend…

Ohio Farm Bureau has opened registration for its free ExploreAg STEM camps in 2026. The program offers one-day experiences and a weeklong camp for high school students interested in agriculture. The initiative continues longstanding efforts supporting education and advocacy across…

Bowling Green State University’s baseball team lost to Findlay after a late rally fell short on March 25. Key players contributed offensively and defensively as they prepare for upcoming conference games against Northern Illinois.

Bowling Green State University’s baseball team begins a three-game series against Northern Illinois this Friday. Both teams enter the matchup among conference leaders in several statistical categories. Key players from Bowling Green have recently set records and achieved personal milestones.