Statewide
By Nick Rogers STATEWIDE - For over a decade, Ohio has steadily lured Big Data centers to the state for job creation and economic growth purposes. At a time when the likes of AEP and PJM warn of growing electric grid strain resulting from the massive amounts of energy consumed by
Chesterland
BY JEFF SKINNER CHESTER TWP - At the Monday, August 11 meeting of the Chester Township trustees, the trustees heard multiple reports and opinions over the potential sale of fire station number 2, an old structure located near state route 306. The property in question is being looked at for potential
News Roundup
Headlines pulled from around the web by TOR Contributors to keep you informed - Week of 8/7/25 - 1. Trump, Moreno call on Intel CEO to resign - Max Filby, Columbus Dispatch 2. Ohio Sen. Moreno holds news conference with victim after Cincinnati brawl - Chris Jacobs, WLWT5 Cincinnati 3. 2 Ohio
Op-ed
BY LIZZIE MARGOLIUS I’ll be honest. I had no idea how to even begin this article, and I wrote at least 3 drafts. Why? Because taxes are complicated and because there is A LOT to say about them. Historically taxes have been around for thousands of years and are
Healthcare
BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - While ten states across the union are introducing bills to further secure the blood donation supply for recipients in dire situations, Ohio is seemingly absent. Members of the Ohio legislature seem adamant to oppose any attempt to make America healthy again. Those abreast of the mechanisms
Healthcare
BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - Just days after the American Academy of Pediatrics, or AAP, released its policy statement for July, the Department of Health and Human Services seemingly responded by removing them from future vaccine workgroups on policy and recommendations at the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. On July 28,
News Roundup
Headlines Handpicked by TOR contributors to keep you informed 1. DeWine says Intel CEO is 'very optimistic' about Ohio plant, but that dates are 'up in the air' - Karen Kasler, The Statehouse News Bureau 2. A tale of two campaigns: New filings illustrate stark money gap
Local
BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - During a presentation to the Springfield City Commissioners meeting, Clark County Sheriff Christopher Clark and Springfield Police Department Chief Allison Elliott were tasked with presenting on what their departments are doing to address the rising cause of gun violence. During the meeting, both Clark and Elliot
Healthcare
BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - The American Association of Pediatrics, or AAP, has issued its policy statement for July 2025, in which they have recommended nationwide that vaccine exemptions be removed for the childhood vaccine schedule and be made mandatory for children entering childcare establishments and schools. Currently, in the state
Weekly News Roundup
Headlines handpicked from around the web by TOR contributors to keep you informed! 7/24/2025 1. How One Ohio School Earned the Right to Display a Supersonic Dream - David Manney, PJ Media 2. Ohio schools adopting new cell phone policies after state budget passed ban - Lindsay Stone, WLWT 5
agenda 2030
BY NICK ROGERS The Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) has green lit the Frasier Solar Project located on the boarders of Clinton and Miller Townships and the City of Mount Vernon in Knox County, Ohio. Proponents for this “green” energy project such as National Resource Defense Council and the company
Property Tax
BY BRIAN MASSIE Cleveland, Ohio – The Committee to Abolish Ohio Property Taxes, or CAOPT, will not be influenced by the outcome of the vote by the State legislature on Governor Mike DeWine’s veto of the property tax changes since they were never real reform in the first place. The