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Kasich takes 'State' speech on the road

Kasich is expected to highlight the themes of education and shale gas drilling in Tuesday's address in Steubenville. Spokesman Rob Nichols said the location

It's deadline to register for primary

Monday is the deadline for registration forms to be turned in or postmarked, and for voters to submit any name or address changes that have taken place since

More to miss Kasich's 'State' speech

On Tuesday, Kasich will become the first governor in history to hold the year's big policy speech outside the Statehouse. He has picked the award-winning Wells

Early voting in '12 Ohio primary begins

Registered voters may begin showing up in person to county election boards, and absentee ballots that have already been requested will start being mailed.

Willie Nelson campaigns for Kucinich

Redistricting has thrown Kucinich into a congressional primary battle with another veteran Democrat, Marcy Kaptur.

Ohio Senate exploring idea repeal of election law

The Ohio Senate leader says some in his Republican caucus have been reviewing for weeks the idea of repealing a new elections law in the presidential

Steve Austria on the region's future

Congressman Steve Austria talks about his future and the future of our region.

Portman endorses Romney for president

Portman says Romney's policy positions, debate performances and character make him the best candidate to take on President Barack Obama.

Ohio voters divided over abortion bill

The Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday shows a statistical tie over the bill. Forty-five percent support it, and 46 percent oppose it.

Turner throws endorsement to Romney

Fifth-term Rep. Mike Turner on Tuesday called Romney the leader the party needs to restore economic growth and defeat President Barack Obama in November.

Biden talks college costs during visit

Vice President Joe Biden is calling attention to the high cost of a college education and the Obama administration's efforts to make it more affordable during

Bipartisan fix sought for redistricting

Four Ohio lawmakers are working on a bipartisan agreement to change how the state draws its U.S. House and state legislative districts every 10 years.

Republicans question Dems' expenses

Ohio House Republicans have asked the state's attorney general and auditor to review legal fees billed to taxpayers by Democrats as part of a citizens' lawsuit

Austria will not seek re-election

Congressman Steve Austria (R-Beavercreek) announced on Friday that he will not run for congress next term as the result of the new redistricting map.

Ohio anti-abortion group clears hurdle

Ohio's attorney general has cleared an anti-abortion group to continue with its effort to amend the Ohio Constitution to declare that life begins when a human

Panel to modernize Ohio constitution sets meeting

A bipartisan panel charged with reviewing Ohio's Constitution for possible updates is preparing for its first meeting.

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