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STATEWIDE - On June 15, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 8070, a massive military spending appropriations bill that authorizes $895 billion for military spending in the midst of arguably the greatest era of inflation in recent memory. During a time when the average household is struggling to purchase
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BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON - House Bill 79 – presented by sponsor Bill Seitz (R - Cincinnati) as legislation that will “Ensure the availability to consumers of adequate, reliable, safe, efficient, nondiscriminatory, and reasonably priced retail electric service” – has been the topic of much debate between politicians, energy companies, and consumer
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BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON, OHIO - Ohio Citizens whose properties lie above rich oil and gas deposits are facing stringent legal pressure from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) in the form of a long-existing-but-only-recently-common legal process called “unitization.” Contrary to wind and solar projects which are regularly stalling
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By Nick Rogers CHARDON, OHIO - The 77th “World Health Assembly” is currently being held in Geneva Switzerland; the main goal of which is to finalize the world’s first “Pandemic Agreement” treaty aimed at consolidating the World Health Organization (WHO)’s power in order to globally dictate logistics of
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This Article was originally published on The Heartland Beat. TOLEDO - Greg Allan is a family man, the kind that comes from a long line of hard workers birthed in the American Dream. A dream that told us all that if we worked hard enough and followed the rules we
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Patty Klein FINDLAY - What exactly happened that prompted Findlay City Council to create an Ad Hoc committee to change city council rules? According to leadership within the city council, the possible rule change came about due to “a few” whose comments were seen as disruptive personal attacks. Who are
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BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON - With the Biden/Harris administration’s goal of “decarbonizing” the U.S. electrical grid by 2035, the push is on for “renewable” energy options such as solar and wind. The “public utility exemption” has long-since paved the way for the ongoing buildout of electrical grid
Statewide
Pressure Grows For Ohio Speaker To Advance Bill Keeping Foreign Cash Out Of Elections – Shawn Fleetwood, The Federalist Republican Lawmaker Wants to Raise Ohio Minimum Wage – J.D. Davidson, The Center Square Yost launches investigation into Ohio teachers’ retirement system – J.D. Davidson, The Center Square Independent Presidential Candidate Robert
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Stories plucked from the headlines by TOR citizen journalists to keep you in the know about Ohio issues. LISTEN: Stephens punishes conservatives, removes six Republican committee chairs – Jack Windsor interview with Representative Beath Lear Tennessee, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia, Indiana file suit challenging new Title IX rules – Jon Styf,
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BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON - On March 13, Governor Mike DeWine joined a roundtable discussion with Ohio school superintendents, schoolboard members, and teachers to discuss the hot button topic of adolescent Smart phone usage on campus and the positive effects of efforts already implemented to ban or limit the technology
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Stories Compiled from Citizen Journalists to Keep You Informed on Happenings Around the State.
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BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON - Smart Meters are slowly taking hold of homes throughout the state. But as the digital trend trickles ever upwards so too are customers' energy bills, sometimes seemingly without cause. Local technology expert Vince Welage has been investigating the root causes for these anomalies sweeping