TOR Editor Jeff Skinner recently sat down for a conversation with Niki Frenchko, who is running for Ohio's 14th congressional district. Frenchko is running in the Republican primary against incumbent Dave Joyce. Frenchko was known as an outsider candidate in her previous role as Trumbull County Commissioner.
In this interview, Frenchko discusses immigration, foreign influence of government and why she believes her opponent is a 'RINO.'
STATEWIDE - As wireless smart meters continue expanding across Ohio, a growing coalition of grassroots advocates and consumer protection groups is launching a coordinated pushback, urging residents to demand utility meter choice legislation from state and federal lawmakers. Advocates argue that the automated metering infrastructure (AMI) has been deployed without adequate
BY CAREY MORGAN FINDLAY, Ohio — Resolute local housing advocates have launched a rapid-response petition drive to fight a controversial city annexation plan, battling a massive signature hurdle triggered by an undemocratic change in state law. The grassroots group, Put It on The Ballot Findlay, filed referendum paperwork on June
BY NICK ROGERS GEAUGA - Over two weeks ago, this author received a pamphlet in his mailbox from FirstEnergy (you know, the electric utility company at the heart of the HB 6 scandal?). The pamphlet features a wireless “Smart” meter on the cover with the title, “Your power is about to
GEAUGA COUNTY, Ohio — The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio is coming under increased scrutiny for what consumer advocates describe as a pattern of delays, technical glitches and procedural roadblocks that appear to shield FirstEnergy subsidiaries from accountability over disputed smart meter deployments. Residents who previously secured opt-out protections for