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Prosecutor Drops Sex Misconduct Probe into Springfield City Manager; Case Ends Amid Broader Local Scrutiny
SPRINGFIELD - The Clark County Prosecutor's Office announced Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026, that it will not file criminal charges against Springfield City Manager Bryan Heck following a state investigation into a decade-old alleged sexual assault incident involving a city employee. The decision follows an independent inquiry by the
Trump Admin Announces Plan To Support SAHMs in America
BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - The Trump administration is moving forward with a bold, pro-family initiative aimed at providing direct financial support to stay-at-home mothers, a historic policy shift intended to recognize the immense societal and economic value of full-time caregiving and to support Biblical family dynamics.
Put It On The Ballot Announces Findlay Town Hall on Data Centers, Zoning
BY CAREY MORGAN FINDLAY - A local advocacy group will host a town hall forum later this month featuring a legal specialist to address the growing debate over data center zoning in Hancock County. The forum, organized by Put It on the Ballot Findlay, is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 22, from
Appeals Court Ruling Along With Ohio House Bill 126 Create Total Legal Shield for Data Center Community Damage
BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - In a sweeping decision that legal experts warn could dismantle local government accountability over public health, a federal appeals court has ruled that citizens have no constitutional right to be free from contaminated drinking water or to receive truthful information from public officials during a utility