Weekly News Roundup

TOR Weekly News Roundup

OhioRegister

24 Feb 2026 — 1 min read

Headlines handpicked from around the web to keep you informed.

1. How Les Wexner’s congressional testimony compares with the Epstein files – Katie Millard, NBC4i

2. Ohio among states experiencing most exhaustion in 2026, study suggests - Ava Boldizar, NBC4i

3. Miami (Ohio) vs. Bowling Green: College basketball betting odds, pick - Riley Donald, College Sports Wire

4. Judge rules STRS members improperly schemed to take over teacher’s pension Katie Millard, NBC4i

5. Ohio GOP endorses in one contested statewide primary race, stays out of another - Jeremy Pelzer, cleveland.com

6. Cleveland Heights native Laila Edwards helps USA women's hockey team win Olympic gold - Mercy Sackor, News5 Cleveland

7. Exclusive — Eric Conroy: Need to Flip Districts Like Ohio’s First to Keep House, Avoid Impeachment of Trump – Sean Moran, Breitbart

8. Leading candidates for Ohio governor talking about tax cuts, but few specifics so far - Karen Kasler, The Statehouse News Bureau |

9. Japan Trade Deal to bring billion-dollar natural gas project to southeast Ohio – Mitchell Hoy, WKBN 27 Youngstown

10. Will the 'Superman' sequel return to Ohio? State approves nearly $2 million tax credit. - Clay LePar, News 5 Cleveland

11. Study: Ohio ‘price cycling’ makes Mondays the best day for gas savings – Michael Kurtz, Journal-News

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Springfield Commission Hears Public on New Jail Location

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Ohio State President Resigns

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The Ohio Register Weekly News Roundup 3-7-26

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